WPC Composite Products for WooCommerce stores each composite (kit) as a standard WooCommerce product with its component configuration serialized in the wooco_components postmeta key on the parent product. Each component carries a child product ID, a quantity, a default selection, and an optional discount. When a customer configures the kit, the selected components persist on the order line item as wooco_ids and wooco_qtys postmeta, with the line total reflecting the bundled price.

The default admin shows the composite configuration on the product edit screen and the line items on the order screen. It never aggregates which kits convert, which components customers actually pick from the offered options, or how revenue splits between standalone products and kit sales. Stores running curated bundles, gift kits, and configurable hardware all need that aggregation to staff the merchandising decisions a kit-driven catalog generates.

SleekView Charts reads the same wp_postmeta rows on composite products and order line items. A Number card sums kit revenue this month from line_total on wooco-tagged items. A Donut splits component selection by category. A Bar ranks the components most frequently chosen across all composite orders. And an Area chart trends daily kit-driven revenue. The plugin already collects every selection; the dashboard makes the kit catalog operationally measurable.

Composite product catalogs are a revenue lever most WooCommerce stores treat as a product feature. WPC writes every kit configuration to clean postmeta and persists every customer selection on the order line item. The data shape is excellent.

The default admin presents the configuration per-product and the order line items chronologically, but it never aggregates the questions a merchandising team actually asks. Which kits convert? Which components do customers pick from the offered set? How much of monthly revenue is kit-driven versus standalone? Stores running curated bundles, gift kits, configurable hardware, and meal kits all reach a scale where intuition stops working. SleekView Charts reads the WPC postmeta and the order-itemmeta join and renders the four cards that turn the kit catalog into a measurable system.

Monthly kit revenue as a Number, component category mix as a Donut, most-picked components as a Bar, and daily kit revenue as an Area trend. The plugin already collects the data. The dashboard makes the kit strategy provable.