WooCommerce Google Product Feed maps WordPress and WooCommerce data onto Google Merchant Center's required and recommended attributes. Some values come from product fields directly, some from per-product meta overrides (_woocommerce_gpf_data), and some from a feed-include or exclude flag stored alongside.

SleekView Charts reads the catalog and the override meta together and presents the feed as a health dashboard. A Number card counts products included in the feed, a Donut splits products by feed-include vs feed-exclude status, a horizontal Bar ranks attributes by missing-value count, and an Area chart tracks per-product override edits over time so a Merchant Center fix push shows as a visible curve.

The dashboard does not replace Google Product Feed. It reads the same meta the plugin writes, respects WooCommerce roles, and pivots from a chart segment back to the product editor when an override needs to be fixed.

Merchant Center disapprovals are silent revenue loss. They show up in Google Ads, not in WooCommerce, and by the time the team notices, the campaign has been bleeding budget for days. A feed-health dashboard surfaces the same data that Merchant Center is about to reject: missing attributes, products flagged out of the feed, and override gaps.

Watching weekly edits confirms a cleanup push actually moved coverage, and the ranked missing-attribute bar tells the next sprint where to start. The plugin already writes every signal, the dashboard turns it into an aggregate read.