Min Max Quantities already has the data on both sides. Every product carries postmeta for _wpbo_minimum_oqty, _wpbo_maximum_oqty, and _wpbo_step when a rule is set, with global fallbacks in wp_options under wpbo_settings. On the order side, WooCommerce stores the quantity per line item in woocommerce_order_itemmeta under the _qty meta_key, joined to the product through _product_id and to the order through order_item_id. The plugin admin is just a few extra fields on the product edit screen, so reading the impact of the rules across the catalog is impossible without SQL.

SleekView Charts reads those tables together and turns them into chart cards on a single dashboard. A Number card counting products that have a non null _wpbo_minimum_oqty, a Donut splitting line items by whether they sit at the minimum, in the middle, or at the maximum, a Horizontal Bar of products with the highest average _qty in the period, and an Area chart of daily AOV computed from total_amount divided by line counts. Each card is a saved query against the live tables.

This is not a replacement for the rule engine. PluginEver and similar Min Max plugins still own the product edit fields, the cart validation, and the message shown when a customer tries to break a rule. SleekView Charts adds the reading layer the product field never tries to provide: rule coverage across the catalog, AOV impact, and quantity distribution, scoped per role and embeddable on a frontend page.

Min Max Quantities stores plenty of data. Each product carries the rule as postmeta and every order line carries the resulting quantity in woocommerce_order_itemmeta. The reading side, however, never gets built.

The product edit screen is fine for setting a rule. WooCommerce reports do not split AOV by rule coverage. So a real question, like did raising the minimum on a top product actually move AOV across the store, requires SQL or a CSV export.

SleekView Charts reads the same product meta and line item meta and turns them into chart cards on one saved dashboard. The catalog team sees rule coverage across the catalog. The owner sees the line position donut and knows whether customers actually step beyond the minimum or stop right at it.

Finance sees the AOV trend in the same window as the rule change. The Min Max plugin keeps owning the enforcement at the cart and the message shown to the customer; SleekView Charts adds the reading layer so a small team can tune the rules with evidence instead of intuition.