Brazilian Market on WooCommerce adds the legal fields a BR store needs at checkout. Every order picks up _billing_persontype (F for individual, J for company), _billing_cpf or _billing_cnpj, _billing_rg, _billing_ie, _billing_birthdate, _billing_sex, plus _billing_number and _billing_neighborhood on the address. The data is captured cleanly, but the WooCommerce admin only shows it per order.

SleekView Charts reads those same meta keys from wc_orders_meta on HPOS (or postmeta on legacy stores) and turns them into chart cards. A Number card counts BR orders this month. A Donut splits orders by _billing_persontype so finance sees how much revenue comes from company invoicing versus individuals. A Bar ranks orders by _billing_state for regional planning. An Area card plots daily BR-only orders against the rest of the catalogue.

None of this needs custom SQL. The keys are exposed as filterable dimensions in the SleekView agent, and the dashboard updates as soon as a new BR order is placed. Stores running mixed BR and international catalogues can save a separate dashboard scoped to _billing_country = BR so the numbers stay clean.

Brazilian Market on WooCommerce is one of the most reliable compliance plugins in the WooCommerce ecosystem. It captures the BR-specific fields a store needs to invoice individuals and companies legally, and it does it without breaking the regular checkout flow. The downside is that the captured data lives one order at a time.

Persontype, CPF, CNPJ, and state are easy to query on a single order, but invisible as aggregates unless someone runs a CSV export and a spreadsheet every week. SleekView Charts pivots the same meta keys into a dashboard of chart cards. Persontype mix as a donut.

State ranking as a horizontal bar. Daily BR orders as an area chart. Total BR orders this month as a KPI.

None of this changes how Brazilian Market writes data, and none of it touches the legal compliance side. It just makes the captured data legible to the people who already work with it day to day.