WOOCS Currency Switcher records the currency the customer used at checkout on every order. Each row gets woocs_order_currency and woocs_order_rate on wc_orders_meta, where the rate is the value relative to the base WooCommerce currency at the moment of purchase. The standard currency column on wc_orders stays at the WooCommerce base. WOOCS settings let you whitelist currencies (USD, EUR, GBP, AUD, CAD, INR, BRL) but the analytics view never aggregates by them.

SleekView Charts reads woocs_order_currency and woocs_order_rate alongside the standard order columns and turns them into chart cards. A Donut splits orders by chosen currency. A Bar of total_amount grouped by woocs_order_currency shows revenue per currency. A Line chart plots average woocs_order_rate per day, per currency, to track FX volatility. A Number card converts each order's total back to the base currency using woocs_order_rate for a single consolidated KPI.

This is a reading layer, not a substitute for WOOCS itself. WOOCS still owns the currency switcher UI, the geolocation-based currency selection, and the upstream FX rate sync. SleekView Charts adds the dashboard the plugin does not lay out: currency mix against per-currency revenue against FX-rate trend on one saved screen, scoped per role, embeddable so finance reads multi-currency totals without admin access.

WOOCS Currency Switcher is one of the most common multi-currency layers on WooCommerce. It writes the chosen currency and the FX rate at checkout to woocs_order_currency and woocs_order_rate on every order. The currency column on wc_orders stays at the base currency, which means the official WooCommerce reports under-count the actual currencies customers used.

Finance and growth teams end up exporting orders and pivoting in Excel to consolidate revenue back to the base currency or to see how much came in from each market. SleekView Charts reads woocs_order_currency and woocs_order_rate directly and turns them into chart cards. Finance sees the base-currency KPI calculated from total_amount divided by woocs_order_rate.

Growth teams see the currency mix donut and the per-currency revenue bar. Operations see the FX rate line chart to understand whether currency movements are masking real demand changes. WOOCS keeps owning the switcher UI and the rate sync; SleekView adds the in-WordPress reading layer that turns the currency switch into a real dashboard.