WPC Product Quantity adds minimum, maximum, and step quantity rules to WooCommerce products. The rules sit in postmeta on the product: _wpc_pq_min, _wpc_pq_max, _wpc_pq_step, plus optional category and global defaults. Each order line stores the quantity the customer actually chose, which is the signal merchandising wants to read against the rule.

The default admin lets shop managers configure rules per product. There is no view of which products hit their MOQ most often, what the average order quantity looks like, or how the rule set is performing.

SleekView Charts joins the product postmeta to the WooCommerce order items table. Order quantity, product MOQ, and the resulting tier become chartable columns. The dashboard tells merchandising whether the rule set is doing its job.

WPC Product Quantity does the configuration work: MOQ, max, and step rules per product, plus category and global defaults. The reporting side never followed. SleekView Charts joins the postmeta to the order items table and aggregates quantity behaviour into Number, Pie, Bar, and Area cards.

Wholesale sees the volume leaders, merchandising sees the tier mix, finance sees unit trend alongside revenue. The plugin still owns the rules; the dashboard turns the resulting purchase behaviour into a chart any team can read.