WooCommerce Multi Currency layers on top of the standard wc_orders table. Every order already has currency (EUR, USD, GBP, AUD, etc.) and total_amount in that currency. Multi Currency writes the FX rate used at checkout to _multi_currency_rate on wc_orders_meta, plus the base-currency equivalent to _multi_currency_base_total. The default WooCommerce admin shows currency as a filter, not as a chart.

SleekView Charts reads those columns and meta keys and turns them into chart cards. A Donut splits orders by currency so EUR, USD, GBP, and AUD shares show together. A Bar ranks revenue per currency using total_amount grouped by currency. A Number card sums the base-currency equivalent using _multi_currency_base_total so reporting reads in one number regardless of how customers paid. An Area chart plots daily base-currency revenue from date_paid_gmt.

This is a reading layer, not a replacement for the FX engine. Multi Currency still owns the currency switcher UI and the FX rate sync. SleekView Charts adds the dashboard the plugin does not lay out: currency mix against revenue per currency against base-equivalent total on one saved screen, scoped per role, embeddable so finance reads multi-currency totals without admin access.

WooCommerce stores the order currency on every wc_orders row already. Multi Currency layers FX rate and base-currency total on top via wc_orders_meta. The data needed to read sales across EUR, USD, GBP, AUD, and CAD as one consolidated total is right there, written on every order.

WooCommerce admin treats currency as a filter on the orders list, and the consolidated base-currency total lives nowhere in admin at all. Finance still exports the orders, pivots them in Excel, and rebuilds the same number every month. SleekView Charts reads currency, total_amount, and _multi_currency_base_total directly and turns them into chart cards on one saved dashboard.

Finance sees the base-currency KPI and the daily area chart in the store base currency. Growth teams see the currency mix donut and the per-currency revenue bar to track which markets pull weight. Multi Currency keeps owning the switcher and the FX rate sync; SleekView adds the in-WordPress reading layer that turns currency labels into a real dashboard.