WooCommerce Shop as Customer (the official Woo.com extension) lets a privileged user start a session as any registered customer, then return to their own account when finished. Each switch is logged: the originating user, the target customer, the start time, and the WooCommerce order(s) created during that session. The data lives in user meta plus order meta keys the extension writes per order, including _created_via_shop_as_customer and the original admin user ID.

SleekView Charts reads wp_usermeta, wp_wc_orders, and wp_wc_orders_meta and exposes those impersonation columns as groupBy targets. A Number card counts sessions this month. A Pie breaks sessions down by the admin who started them so the team can see who actually uses the feature. A Bar shows revenue from impersonation-placed orders per agent. An Area trends sessions over time, which is the chart that surfaces support workload spikes after a big promotion or a checkout bug.

None of this requires a separate analytics service. The extension already writes the events; SleekView Charts gives the team a saved view that audits and visualises them.

Shop as Customer is one of the more sensitive extensions in a WooCommerce stack because it lets staff act as real buyers. The plugin already records which admin started which session and which orders followed, but the admin UI surfaces only the toggle, not the trail. SleekView Charts turns the existing meta keys into a real dashboard with KPIs, per-agent breakdowns, and a time-series.

The shop owner gets visibility into who uses the feature, customer service leads get a clean workload view, and audit teams get a defensible trail. The plugin keeps owning the impersonation flow itself; SleekView just charts what it writes.