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SleekView Charts for WPC Frequently Bought Together

WPC Frequently Bought Together attaches a Bought Together box to each product and stores the resulting multi-product orders. SleekView Charts surfaces FBT attach rate, top pairs, and AOV uplift in Number, Pie, Bar, and Area cards.

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SleekView Charts dashboard for WPC Frequently Bought Together for WooCommerce

From a product-page widget to a cross-sell dashboard

WPC Frequently Bought Together adds a Bought Together selector to product pages and lets shop managers define which products travel together. When customers add the suggested set, the order arrives with multiple product lines linked by the same cart key, and the parent product carries a _wpc_fbt_products meta listing the configured cross-sells.

The default admin shows the cross-sell list per product. There is no dashboard of which suggestions convert, which pairs dominate, or how FBT lifts AOV across the catalogue.

SleekView Charts reads the parent product meta plus the WooCommerce order items table. Cross-sells per product become a groupBy, the multi-line order flag becomes a filter, and order date plus line total become trend and revenue axes. The dashboard turns the Bought Together widget into a measured channel.

Workflow

From WPC FBT data to chart cards

1

Point at products and order items

Pick the product post type and the WooCommerce order items table. SleekView joins them with the _wpc_fbt_products meta key to identify FBT orders.
2

Tag FBT orders

A derived has_fbt flag marks orders where the cart contained a configured FBT set. The flag becomes a chartable filter and groupBy.
3

Compose chart cards

Number for FBT orders this month, Pie for top pairs, Bar for revenue per parent product, Area for FBT sales over time.
4

Save the cross-sell view

Save the dashboard as a view for merchandising and marketing. Capability-gated so each role sees what they own.

Sample dashboard

Charts you can build from WPC Frequently Bought Together data

Four cards summarise the cross-sell picture: how many FBT orders this month, which pairs dominate, which parent products carry the channel, and how cross-sell revenue moves over time.
Number · Default

FBT orders this month

Single KPI counting orders that include the configured FBT set for at least one product. The pacing answer for merchandising.
Count
Pie · Label list

Top cross-sell pairs

Distribution of the most frequent product pairs in FBT orders. Surfaces the assortment customers actually combine.
Count group by pair_label
Bar · Horizontal

FBT revenue by parent product

Horizontal bar of total revenue from orders triggered by each parent product's FBT box. Identifies the hero anchors for the cross-sell channel.
Sum(order_total) group by parent_product
Area · Gradient

FBT sales over time

Daily revenue from FBT orders. Confirms whether a copy change or a layout test moved the cross-sell channel.
Sum(order_total) group by order_date

Comparison

Default WPC FBT admin vs SleekView Charts

Default WooCommerce products screen with FBT settings

  • Cross-sell list lives per product, no dashboard of channel performance.
  • Top product pairs are not surfaced anywhere in admin.
  • FBT attach rate against single-product orders not visualised.
  • AOV uplift from FBT requires a manual CSV export.
  • No time-series chart for cross-sell revenue.

SleekView Charts

  • Reads the _wpc_fbt_products meta and the WooCommerce order items table.
  • Tag orders as FBT through a derived has_fbt flag, available as a filter.
  • Aggregate with sum, average, count, and maximum across FBT revenue.
  • Saved views per role: merchandising, marketing, finance.
  • Click through any chart card to the SleekView orders table.

Features

What SleekView Charts gives you for WPC Frequently Bought Together for WooCommerce

Top pair discovery

Pie card on pair_label exposes the cross-sell combinations customers actually pick. Merchandising stops guessing and tunes the FBT lists to real behaviour.

AOV uplift visible

Filter the dashboard by has_fbt and compare AOV against single-product orders. A single Number card answers the question marketing keeps asking.

Channel pacing

Area card on order date with sum of FBT revenue tracks the cross-sell channel against the rest of the catalogue, day by day.

Audience

Who builds WPC FBT charts dashboards with SleekView

Merchandising teams

Top pairs and revenue by parent product. Drives the next FBT assortment decision and validates the previous one.

Marketing

AOV uplift from FBT orders and channel pacing over time. Tells the cross-sell story in one chart.

Finance

FBT revenue contribution per month. Cross-checked against the Woo sales report for category attribution.

The bigger picture

Why cross-sell data needs a dashboard, not a per-product list

WPC Frequently Bought Together gives merchandising a clean way to configure cross-sells per product. The reporting side stayed inside the order export. SleekView Charts reads the FBT meta and the order item rows and aggregates them into Number, Pie, Bar, and Area cards.

Top pairs, AOV uplift, and channel pacing land on one view. The plugin still owns the cross-sell selector and the checkout behaviour; the dashboard turns the resulting orders into a measured channel.

Questions

Common questions about SleekView Charts for WPC Frequently Bought Together for WooCommerce

It joins the order items to the _wpc_fbt_products meta on the parent product. Orders that include the configured cross-sell set carry a derived has_fbt flag.

 

Yes. A pair_label column built from the two product slugs is groupable on a Pie or Bar card. Top pairs sort by order count or by revenue.

 

Yes. Filter by has_fbt for FBT orders, by has_fbt false for single-product orders, then compare AOV between the two saved views.

 

Yes. SleekView reads wp_wc_orders and wp_wc_order_product_lookup when HPOS is enabled.

 

Yes. Each card clicks through to the SleekView orders table with the same filter applied, and that table exports as CSV.

 

No. Charts render in WP Admin only and read directly from existing tables.

 

Yes. Each saved view is gated by WordPress capability. Merchandising, marketing, and finance can each have their own.

 

Aggregations compute in SQL on indexed columns. The dashboard renders fast even on long order histories with high FBT volume.

 

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