The CSV Import Suite job log and the products the imports create or update in wp_posts and wp_postmeta. Every job field (status, rows processed, errors) and product column is exposed. SleekView reads only what is already in the database.

Yes. Group a Pie or Bar card by job_status and the dashboard shows the share of success, partial and failed imports. A donut variant gives proportional reading, a bar gives absolute counts.

Yes. Group a Bar card by job_id with a Sum aggregation on error_count. The chart ranks jobs by error volume, which is the lens ops uses to triage the worst offender first.

No. CSV Import Suite still owns the import scheduling, mapping and execution. SleekView Charts adds the reporting dashboard on top of the same job log and the resulting product rows.

It catches what the job log records. If a job reports rows processed and rows failed, those numbers feed the cards. Products that never reached an import attempt cannot appear on the dashboard, which is the honest behaviour rather than a fabricated number.

Yes. Any filtered job or product set behind a chart card exports as CSV with the columns the Table view would show. Feed partners use this to reconcile at source.

Yes. CSV Import Suite imports products, which remain post types under HPOS. Order imports remain in shop_order or wc_orders depending on the schema, and SleekView reads both. Chart config does not change between schemas.

Yes. Where CSV Import Suite tags jobs by source or by import profile, add a filter on that field and every card narrows to that feed. A supplier-specific dashboard becomes a saved view.