WooCommerce Purchase Order Gateway is the official Woo.com payment method that accepts a customer-supplied PO number and leaves the order in on-hold until the merchant collects payment offline. Every order writes the PO number to order meta, the gateway slug is captured in payment_method, and the on-hold to processing transition is logged with timestamps. That is everything an AR dashboard needs: outstanding balance, days-to-pay, top late accounts.

SleekView Charts reads the orders table, filters by payment_method equals purchase_order, and exposes _po_number, status, total_amount, date_paid, and the days-on-hold derived value as chartable columns. A Number sums outstanding PO balance (orders still on-hold). A Pie splits PO orders by status. A Bar plots outstanding balance per customer (the top-late list). An Area trends PO volume per day so finance can see seasonality.

This is the same dashboard a B2B operation would otherwise rebuild in a spreadsheet every Monday morning. SleekView Charts lets the team save it once and open it on every browser.

B2B WooCommerce stores live on AR aging and collection priority, and Purchase Order Gateway already captures the data needed to chart both. The plugin's role is to accept the PO at checkout and leave the order on-hold for offline payment; what it does not do is roll those PO orders into a dashboard. SleekView Charts reads the orders the gateway flagged and turns status, balance, and customer into chart axes.

The finance team gets the AR view, the account managers get the top-late list, and operations gets the volume trend. The gateway keeps owning the checkout method; SleekView charts the receivables it produces.