WPCompliance bundles cookie consent, policy generation and subject-request handling into a single WordPress plugin. Each module writes its own data: the cookie banner records consent decisions per visitor, the policy generator stores which policies were generated and last reviewed, and the request handler keeps a log of access and erasure requests with their status.

The plugin's admin uses tabs per module, which is appropriate per site but does not give a posture view: how many consent decisions captured this month, which modules are active across a multisite, how many open requests sit in the queue, when was the last policy refresh. Today those answers require clicking through tabs and exporting CSVs.

SleekView Charts pivots the WPCompliance stores. A Number card counts consent decisions in the last 30 days. A Pie splits the active-modules mix across sites in a network. A Bar groups requests by status (open, in-progress, completed). An Area trends consent cadence per day so the banner's exposure across the fleet appears as a visible curve.

WPCompliance bundles three jobs into one plugin: consent banner, policy generator and request handler. Each module produces its own data, and each has its own tab in the admin. The questions privacy officers and agency leads ask cross those tabs.

How many decisions did the banner capture, how many requests are still open, which modules are actually active across the fleet, when did consent volume drop. SleekView Charts pivots the same stores into four cards. A KPI for decisions, a pie for active modules, a bar for request status, an area for cadence.

Same plugin, same modules, but a posture surface that matches how DPIA evidence and queue management actually get done.