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SleekView Charts for WooCommerce Extra Product Options

SleekView reads the tmcartepo meta and order-item line totals the plugin already writes, then renders option uptake, add-on revenue, and per-field popularity as chart cards inside WP Admin.

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SleekView Charts dashboard for WooCommerce Extra Product Options

Custom options sell more, if you can see what's selling

WooCommerce Extra Product Options (the ThemeComplete plugin, often shortened to TMCEPO) lets stores layer custom fields, price modifiers, and conditional logic on top of a single product. Each addon a buyer fills in gets written into order-item meta with the tmcartepo prefix and the matching price delta lands on the line total. The data is there on every order, accurate, and almost completely invisible inside the default WooCommerce reports.

SleekView Charts reads the order-item table joined with that addon meta so the option-builder team finally has numbers. A Number card sums add-on revenue across the period so the contribution of paid options is visible at the top of the dashboard. A Bar grouped by option label counts how often each field is touched, separating the workhorse options from the dead weight. A Pie of value brackets reveals whether buyers add one premium option or pile up several small ones. An Area tracks add-on revenue over time so a new option launch shows up as a step change.

The plugin keeps owning configuration, conditional rules, and the front-end builder. SleekView just turns the resulting meta into the dashboard a merchandiser actually reads on Monday morning.

Workflow

From tmcartepo meta to an add-on revenue dashboard

1

Read line items with addon meta

SleekView joins wp_woocommerce_order_itemmeta on order_item_id and exposes the tmcartepo_data, tmcartepo_price and per-field meta as queryable columns next to the line total.
2

Pick a chart per question

Number for add-on revenue, Bar for per-option touch counts, Pie for add-on value brackets, Area for add-on revenue over time. The agent UI lists option labels actually present on recent orders.
3

Filter by product or category

Scope to a single configurable product, a product category, or a product attribute. Filters apply across all four cards so a product-level review reads as one screen.
4

Save per-role dashboards

Merchandisers get option-popularity cards. Finance gets add-on revenue and average uplift. Product gets the per-option time-series to evaluate experiments.

Sample dashboard

Charts you can build from WooCommerce Extra Product Options data

Four cards that read tmcartepo meta on order line items directly, no extra tables or exports.
Number · Default

Add-on revenue this period

Sums the tmcartepo_price column across all order line items in the active date filter. The headline figure for what configurable options contributed on top of base product prices.
Sum(tmcartepo_price)
Bar · Label

Most-touched option fields

Counts line items per option label. Separates the fields buyers actually use from the ones cluttering the product page and slowing decision-making.
Count group by tmcartepo_label
Pie · Donut

Add-on value brackets

Donut sliced by add-on value bracket (e.g. under 5, 5 to 20, 20 to 50, 50 plus). Reveals whether shoppers stack many small options or commit to one premium add-on.
Count group by tmcartepo_value_bracket
Area · Gradient

Add-on revenue over time

Trend of add-on revenue by day. Useful for spotting the step change when a new configurable option launches or a paid field gets removed from a product.
Sum(tmcartepo_price) group by order_date

Comparison

Default WooCommerce Extra Product Options reporting vs SleekView Charts

Default WooCommerce admin

  • Option uptake is buried inside individual order line-item meta
  • Add-on revenue is not separated from base product revenue anywhere in WP Admin
  • No native chart of which option label is being selected most
  • Per-field performance is invisible at the dashboard level
  • Comparing two configurable options head to head requires manual exports

SleekView Charts

  • Sum of tmcartepo_price as a single revenue KPI
  • Bar of option-label touch counts ranked by popularity
  • Pie of add-on value brackets per order
  • Date-filtered time-series of add-on revenue
  • Filters by product, category, and attribute applied to every card

Features

What SleekView Charts gives you for WooCommerce Extra Product Options

Option labels as a chart axis

A Bar grouped by tmcartepo_label ranks every custom field by how often it's selected, so option pruning becomes data-driven instead of taste-based.

Add-on revenue isolated

Sum tmcartepo_price independently of base product totals so the dashboard answers what paid options actually contributed this month.

Launch tracking out of the box

An Area of add-on revenue by day shows the step change when a new conditional option ships or a price modifier gets retired.

Audience

Who builds WooCommerce Extra Product Options charts dashboards with SleekView

Merchandisers

Per-label popularity Bar and value-bracket Pie as the weekly review. Underused fields get retired, top fields get promoted into more product templates.

Finance and pricing teams

Add-on revenue Number alongside a per-product Bar exposes which configurable SKUs benefit most from paid options, ready input for margin reviews.

Product experimentation

Time-series view tracks the impact of layout changes, conditional-rule updates, and price-modifier tweaks without leaving WordPress.

The bigger picture

Why configurable products need a dashboard layer

Configurable products earn their keep when buyers reach for the options that lift average order value. WooCommerce Extra Product Options gives a store the toolset (custom fields, conditional logic, price modifiers) and writes the resulting data to order-item meta on every order. What it doesn't do is roll any of that data into a dashboard.

SleekView Charts treats tmcartepo_price as a revenue column, tmcartepo_label as a grouping column, and the line-item table as the dataset. The recurring merchandising questions (which option is paying for itself, which value bracket dominates, which product benefits most from configurability) collapse into four cards. The plugin keeps owning the front-end builder and the conditional engine.

The numbers join the workflow at the right surface, the WP Admin dashboard the merchandiser already lives in.

Questions

Common questions about SleekView Charts for WooCommerce Extra Product Options

No. SleekView reads the tmcartepo meta keys that the free and paid versions both write to wp_woocommerce_order_itemmeta. The dashboard works on any installation that's already capturing add-on selections at order time.

 

Yes. Use the same tmcartepo_label grouping but switch the aggregation to Sum on tmcartepo_price. The Bar then ranks options by revenue contribution instead of selection frequency, which is the better view for paid-option pruning.

 

No, only options actually selected at order time are written to itemmeta, so charts reflect real selections. If you need to track whether a conditional option appeared but went unselected, that's a front-end event and not stored in the database.

 

Yes. Add a SleekView filter on product_id at the data-source level. Every card in the dashboard inherits the filter, so the product-detail view for a configurable shirt or print-on-demand product is one click away.

 

Add-on prices are stored in the line-item meta in the store base currency or the order currency depending on how the plugin's multi-currency integration is configured. Filter the dashboard by order currency to keep totals coherent.

 

Yes. Filter the dataset by order status (Completed minus Refunded) or join wp_wc_orders to subtract refunded line totals. The dashboard then reflects net add-on revenue rather than gross.

 

Independently. WooCommerce Analytics covers store-wide revenue without breaking out tmcartepo contributions. SleekView Charts focuses on per-add-on behavior pivoted into chart cards. The order totals reconcile between both surfaces.

 

Yes. Each card exports its underlying filtered rows to CSV and the full dashboard exports as a PDF. The monthly merchandising review opens on charts that are already there instead of an export-and-paste exercise.

 

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