WooCommerce Multilingual & Multicurrency sits on top of WPML and stores translation state in icl_translations, currency overrides in product meta and option rows, and applied currency on each WooCommerce order. The default WCML queue is fine for triaging individual strings, but cross-product translation coverage and per-currency revenue are not surfaced anywhere.

SleekView Charts reads icl_translations and wc_orders directly and surfaces both on one dashboard. A Number card sums revenue across currencies converted to base, a Donut splits orders by order_currency so finance sees the FX mix, a horizontal Bar ranks languages by missing-translation count, and an Area chart tracks translation completions per week so a localisation push shows as a visible curve.

The dashboard works alongside WCML and WPML. The translation queue, the currency switcher, and the per-order conversion all keep operating unchanged, the dashboard just reads the same tables for aggregation.

An international WooCommerce store has two parallel datasets, translation state and currency state, and they almost never meet on the same admin screen. A dashboard makes them meet. Sorting languages by missing-translation count tells localisation where to invest next, splitting orders by currency tells finance where revenue actually lands, and watching completions over time confirms a sprint moved the needle.

WCML and WPML already hold the data, the dashboard reads it without competing for ownership.