YITH WooCommerce Affiliates writes click events, commissions, and affiliate profiles into its own database tables, with relationships back to the originating WooCommerce orders. The default admin shows each as a separate flat list, which means questions like "top three affiliates by commission this quarter" require an export.

SleekView reads the YITH affiliate tables and joins them to wc_orders, exposing affiliate name, click date, conversion order ID, and commission amount as columns. Charts then turns those columns into a dashboard: total paid commission, top affiliates, click-to-sale donut, monthly trend area card.

The dashboard tells the program-side story: who's driving revenue, which months ran hot, and what the click-through-to-conversion ratio looks like. Payouts and tax forms still happen wherever the program manages them; SleekView Charts handles the analytics surface.

Affiliate programs accumulate clicks and conversions across long windows, and the data only earns its keep when someone can see it at a glance. The YITH plugin already stores affiliates, clicks, and commissions in clean tables, so SleekView Charts reads them directly into a four-card dashboard. A commission KPI, a leaderboard bar, a click-outcome donut, and a monthly revenue area card are enough to brief any stakeholder.

The plugin keeps owning the tracking script, the cookie logic, and the payout queue; SleekView Charts visualises the resulting numbers so program managers don't trade in spreadsheets.