YITH Easy Login & Register Popup for WooCommerce intercepts the checkout, login, and account flows with a popup and pushes every new registration through the standard WordPress user creation hooks. Accounts persist in wp_users with a user_registered timestamp, and the plugin tags each popup-driven registration with a marker in wp_usermeta (_ywelr_registered_via_popup or the equivalent meta key). Social login flows (Facebook, Google) write the provider name to the same meta table.

The default WooCommerce Customers screen lists users chronologically. It does not aggregate signups per day, split popup-driven registrations from organic ones, or chart the social-login provider mix. Stores running a popup-led acquisition funnel need exactly that aggregation to know whether the popup converts and which provider customers actually use.

SleekView Charts reads the same wp_users and wp_usermeta rows. A Number card counts new accounts this month. A Donut splits popup signups from organic registrations using the _ywelr meta marker. A Bar ranks social login providers by use count. And an Area chart trends signups per day so the impact of a homepage change, a campaign, or a checkout redesign becomes visible on the same screen. The plugin already collects the data; the dashboard makes the acquisition funnel readable.

Acquisition popups live or die by attribution. YITH Easy Login & Register Popup writes every popup-driven registration through the standard WordPress user creation hooks and tags it cleanly in wp_usermeta, but the default admin screens treat all customers identically. Marketing teams measure popup performance by feel because no chart splits popup-driven signups from organic ones.

CRO teams ship redesigns without a baseline because the daily signup trend never appears in any built-in screen. Operations teams maintain social-login integrations long after customers stopped using them because no chart ranks provider use. SleekView Charts reads wp_users and wp_usermeta and renders the four cards that turn the popup into a measurable funnel.

New accounts this month as a Number, popup-source mix as a Donut, social provider distribution as a Bar, and daily signups as an Area trend. The plugin already collects the data. The dashboard makes attribution defensible.