Product Vendors already has the data. Every marketplace sale lands as a row in wcpv_commissions with vendor_id, order_id, product_id, order_item_id, total_commission_amount, commission_status, paid_status, and a created timestamp. Vendors themselves live as terms in the wcpv_product_vendors taxonomy, each linked to a user via the vendor admin meta. The WooCommerce admin lists commissions in a paginated table with status filters, which is good for one vendor but slow at marketplace scale.

SleekView Charts reads the same table and turns it into chart cards on a single dashboard. A Number card summing total_commission_amount across paid rows in the current month, a Donut splitting by commission_status across unpaid, paid, and void, a Horizontal Bar of top vendors by commission joined against the wcpv_product_vendors taxonomy for display names, and an Area chart of daily commission accrual from created. Each card is a saved query against the live commission table.

This is not a replacement for the Product Vendors admin. WooCommerce still owns approving products from vendors, splitting payouts per vendor settings, calculating commission on each line item, and writing the rows in the first place. SleekView Charts adds the marketplace reading layer the per row commission list does not provide: payouts due, top vendors, and category mix across every vendor at once, scoped per role.

WooCommerce Product Vendors stores plenty of data. Every vendor sale lands as a row in wcpv_commissions with vendor_id, commission_status, paid_status, and the amount. Vendors themselves live as terms in the wcpv_product_vendors taxonomy.

The reading side, however, is mostly a paginated table with status filters and a totals row at best. Reading the marketplace as a whole, top vendors at a glance, payout liability by status, accrual by day, requires building a spreadsheet from the export. SleekView Charts reads the same commission table and turns it into chart cards on one saved dashboard.

Marketplace ops sees the unpaid KPI and the daily accrual trend. Finance sees the commission status donut to know what is still owed before the next payout. The owner sees the top vendors bar to know which sellers actually carry the marketplace.

WooCommerce keeps owning approvals, commission rules, and vendor payouts; SleekView Charts adds the reading layer that ops, finance, and vendors themselves can share, scope per role, and embed on a frontend vendor dashboard page.