WooCommerce Product Vendors stores vendors as a custom taxonomy (wcpv_product_vendors) attached to products, with vendor users as a custom role and per-order commission records in wp_wcpv_commissions. The plugin's admin gives a vendor list, a commission table, and a basic payout screen. What it doesn't give is a chart layer: revenue per vendor over time, commission share by category, or payout-cadence patterns are not available without an export.

SleekView Charts reads wp_wcpv_commissions, wp_wc_orders, and the vendor taxonomy directly. A Number sums commission paid this month across all vendors. A Pie breaks revenue down by vendor so the long-tail versus head distribution is visible. A Bar plots commission rate by vendor for a quick fairness audit. An Area trends commissions over time so the marketplace team can see growth or the impact of a featured-vendor campaign.

For marketplace operators, the dashboard is the daily dashboard. Vendor performance, payout volume, and category mix all sit in one saved view next to the vendor list, instead of being split across three plugin screens and a spreadsheet.

A WooCommerce store with Product Vendors installed is essentially a marketplace, and marketplace economics depend on knowing who sells, who earns, and how that distribution shifts over time. The plugin records all of that but offers per-vendor admin screens, not a marketplace dashboard. SleekView Charts reads the commission and order tables directly and turns vendor_id, commission_rate, and status into chart axes.

Operators get a head-versus-tail distribution, finance gets a payable KPI, vendor success gets a monthly review chart. The plugin keeps owning the marketplace plumbing; SleekView charts the marketplace itself.