Yes. SleekView Charts reads the tmcartepo_data blob inside woocommerce_order_itemmeta and unpacks the per-field rows during aggregation. The tm_epo prefixed keys map to field name, value, type, and price adjustment so each card filters and groups on the real columns.

Yes. The price-adjustment value stored alongside each option selection sums independently of the line item base price. The Number KPI card shows exactly what the option panel adds to revenue this month and last month for direct comparison.

Yes. THEMECOMPLETE supports per-language option labels and SleekView Charts groups by the underlying field key, not the translated label. Reports stay consistent regardless of the customer's site language so cross-locale stores keep clean aggregations.

Yes. Joining woocommerce_order_itemmeta to woocommerce_order_items and posts gives every card a product and category filter. Merchandisers see option popularity scoped to a single category, brand, or seasonal collection without rebuilding the dashboard each time.

By default, the Number KPI filters out refunded and failed orders by checking the parent order status on wc_orders. The filter is configurable so finance can include or exclude refunds depending on the reporting question being asked.

Yes. Filtering the Bar chart to a single customer_id surfaces every option that customer has chosen across orders. Support teams resolve confusing addon disputes in seconds instead of digging through serialized order meta blobs in the WP Admin order screen.

Yes. Upload field selections store the file reference inside tmcartepo_data and the field_type column on the parsed rows marks them as uploads. The Donut field type mix card counts uploads separately so the catalog team sees how often customers actually attach files.

Yes. Every chart card pairs with a SleekView table view containing the underlying rows. Click any Bar segment to filter the table to that option value, then export to CSV for buying decisions, supplier briefs, or marketing handoffs without writing a query.