Complianz GDPR/CCPA by Really Simple Plugins runs the consent banner, generates the cookie policy and writes a row to its own statistics table for every consent decision. Each row carries the category (functional, statistics, marketing or a custom one), the status (accepted, declined, no-decision), the detected region, the banner variant served and the timestamp.

SleekView reads that table and lays a working grid over it. Each row exposes category, status, region, banner variant, date. Sort by date. Filter to category = marketing to see how often marketing trackers actually get opted into. Scope to region = EU for an audit response. Save a view per banner variant for an honest A/B comparison.

The plugin still owns the banner, the cookie policy generation and the consent enforcement. SleekView is the reading surface for the consent data Complianz already collects, gated by WordPress capability and kept in sync with any chart cards built on the same dataset.

Complianz does the hard part of GDPR and CCPA: it negotiates a per-region flow, generates the cookie policy, runs the banner and writes every decision into a statistics table. The plugin's own statistics screen is a fine summary but not an audit-grade picture. Privacy officers want category acceptance over time, region breakdowns, banner-variant comparisons and a way to share the result with auditors who do not have WP access.

SleekView leaves the consent layer entirely with Complianz and lays a working grid over the same statistics table. Same banner, same policy, same decisions, much better evidence surface.