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SleekView Charts for PagSeguro: Brazilian payments dashboard

WooCommerce PagSeguro sets payment_method to pagseguro on wc_orders and stores the transaction code, status, and method (card, boleto, Pix) in wc_orders_meta. SleekView Charts reads those rows and builds a BRL dashboard with revenue KPIs, method donuts, status bars, and daily capture trends.

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SleekView Charts dashboard for WooCommerce PagSeguro

Read your PagSeguro orders as charts, not a status screen

WooCommerce PagSeguro writes the PagSeguro gateway choice and the captured transaction onto the order. payment_method on wc_orders is set to pagseguro. On capture, order meta on wc_orders_meta stores the _pagseguro_transaction_code, the _pagseguro_payment_method (cartao de credito, boleto, debito, deposito, Pix), and the latest _pagseguro_status from the gateway. As PagSeguro updates the transaction via IPN or webhook, the order status moves through pending, processing, completed, on-hold, or refunded.

SleekView Charts reads the same WooCommerce order rows and turns them into chart cards on a single dashboard. A Number card summing total_amount on PagSeguro orders for the current month, a Donut splitting PagSeguro orders by the _pagseguro_payment_method meta to surface card, boleto, debito, and Pix share, a Bar of PagSeguro orders by status, and an Area chart of daily captured PagSeguro revenue keyed on date_created_gmt.

This sits alongside the PagSeguro merchant area, not on top of it. The PagSeguro merchant area still owns settlement files, fees, antecipacao, and dispute handling. SleekView Charts adds a WordPress-side reading layer on the WooCommerce data: how much revenue PagSeguro drove this month, how Pix share evolves against credit card, what share of boletos stay pending versus get paid, and how PagSeguro compares against other Brazilian gateways enabled on the same store. The numbers always match what the WooCommerce admin shows because they read from the same tables.

Workflow

From PagSeguro meta to a dashboard in four steps

1

Point SleekView at WooCommerce

Add a SleekView data source for wc_orders and wc_orders_meta on HPOS stores, or shop_order posts and postmeta on legacy stores. SleekView detects HPOS automatically with no config change.
2

Switch the view to Charts

Flip the saved view from Table to Charts. SleekView opens a blank dashboard ready for cards grouped by payment_method, status, the _pagseguro_payment_method meta, or order date.
3

Add PagSeguro chart cards

Pick a chart type, group by status or by the _pagseguro_payment_method, and aggregate Count or Sum on total_amount filtered to payment_method equal to pagseguro. Each card is a saved query.
4

Save and share the dashboard

Save the chart view, scope it per role for finance or marketing, and optionally embed the dashboard on a frontend page so stakeholders read PagSeguro revenue and method mix without WordPress admin.

Sample dashboard

Charts you can build from PagSeguro data

Four cards that turn the PagSeguro order and meta rows into a working Brazilian payments dashboard inside WordPress.
Number · Default

PagSeguro revenue this month

A single big-number KPI summing total_amount from wc_orders where payment_method equals pagseguro in the current month, with the previous month underneath. Refunded and failed orders filtered out by status.
Sum(total_amount)
Pie · Donut

PagSeguro orders by method

A donut split across cartao de credito, boleto, debito, deposito, and Pix using the _pagseguro_payment_method meta_key on wc_orders_meta, so finance and marketing see the real PagSeguro method mix at a glance.
Count group by meta_value
Bar · Default

PagSeguro orders by status

A vertical bar of PagSeguro orders by status from wc_orders across pending, processing, completed, on-hold, and refunded, useful for spotting stuck pending boletos that have not yet been paid.
Count group by status
Area · Gradient

Daily PagSeguro revenue

A gradient area chart of total_amount per day on PagSeguro orders from wc_orders filtered to processing and completed, useful for spotting weekday patterns and the impact of Pix-first promotions.
Sum(total_amount) group by date_created_gmt

Comparison

Default PagSeguro admin vs SleekView Charts

Default PagSeguro admin

  • Default PagSeguro gateway settings show config but no charts on PagSeguro payments inside WordPress
  • PagSeguro merchant area does not join back to WooCommerce order metadata
  • No chart for card versus boleto versus Pix share inside the WP admin
  • No saved dashboards per role for finance, marketing, or owners
  • No frontend embed of PagSeguro revenue and method mix for stakeholders

SleekView Charts

  • Chart cards built directly from wc_orders filtered to payment_method pagseguro
  • Group by _pagseguro_payment_method for card, boleto, debito, deposito, and Pix breakdowns
  • Mix Number, Pie, Bar, Line, and Area cards on a single PagSeguro dashboard
  • Saved chart views scoped per role for finance, marketing, or owners
  • Queries hit existing HPOS indexes on id, status, and date_created_gmt for speed

Features

What SleekView Charts gives you for WooCommerce PagSeguro

Real chart cards on PagSeguro data

Number, Pie, Bar, Line, Area, Radar, and Radial cards built from the wc_orders rows and the _pagseguro_transaction_code, _pagseguro_status, and _pagseguro_payment_method meta on each order.

Works with HPOS and legacy

SleekView detects HPOS and reads wc_orders_meta directly. On legacy stores it falls back to postmeta on the shop_order post type with no config change.

Brazilian payment mix in WP

Donut and bar cards split PagSeguro orders by the captured _pagseguro_payment_method so the card versus boleto versus Pix mix is visible without leaving WordPress.

Audience

Who builds PagSeguro dashboards with SleekView

Finance and owners

Track PagSeguro revenue and the daily area chart to see Brazilian payment performance at a glance with the previous month for context.

Marketing teams

Read the method donut to measure Pix share over time and the impact of installment promotions on credit-card share within PagSeguro.

Operations teams

Watch the status bar to surface pending boletos that have not been paid so customer-service can prompt customers before expiry.

The bigger picture

PagSeguro deserves a WordPress-side dashboard, not just a status screen

WooCommerce PagSeguro stores the gateway choice on the order and the captured details in order meta. payment_method on wc_orders is set to pagseguro; wc_orders_meta carries the _pagseguro_transaction_code, the _pagseguro_status, and the _pagseguro_payment_method that names the actual payment type. The PagSeguro merchant area handles settlements and antecipacao, but it does not join back to the WooCommerce data the rest of the store reads.

The default WooCommerce admin only filters by payment method one at a time, so reading the Pix share over time, the pending-boleto count, or PagSeguro against other gateways means a CSV export. SleekView Charts reads the same WooCommerce tables and turns them into chart cards on one saved dashboard. Finance watches PagSeguro revenue and the daily trend.

Marketing tracks Pix share after a campaign. Operations spots pending boletos before they expire. PagSeguro keeps owning settlements; SleekView Charts adds the WordPress-side reading layer.

Questions

Common questions about SleekView Charts for WooCommerce PagSeguro

No. The PagSeguro merchant area still owns settlements, antecipacao, fees, and the live transaction lifecycle. SleekView Charts adds a WordPress-side reading layer on wc_orders and wc_orders_meta for revenue, method mix, and status-trend dashboards that join WooCommerce data the PagSeguro area does not see.

 

All the methods PagSeguro writes back via _pagseguro_payment_method, including cartao de credito, boleto, debito, deposito em conta, and Pix when enabled. SleekView lists the actual values found in your wc_orders_meta so you pick from real values rather than guessing.

 

Yes. SleekView detects HPOS and reads wc_orders, wc_order_addresses, and wc_orders_meta directly. On legacy stores it falls back to the shop_order post type and postmeta with no config change.

 

Yes. Filter a card to payment_method equal to pagseguro and _pagseguro_payment_method equal to boleto with status equal to on-hold or pending to chart boletos awaiting payment, useful for ops outreach before expiry.

 

Yes. Group a card by payment_method on wc_orders to see pagseguro alongside other gateways enabled on the same store, useful when running Mercado Pago and PagSeguro in parallel to compare conversion and method mix.

 

Yes. Saved chart views support role-based visibility so finance reads the revenue KPI, marketing reads the method donut, and operations reads the pending-boleto bar without sharing every dashboard with every role.

 

Yes. Any saved chart view can be embedded on a frontend page with role-based access, useful for stakeholder pages that need Brazilian payment KPIs without giving WordPress admin access.

 

No. Charts read from the order tables on dashboard load, not on the checkout page. Cards aggregate against existing HPOS indexes on id, status, and date_created_gmt, so the PagSeguro checkout flow itself is untouched.

 

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