GDPR Cookie Compliance by Moove Agency splits trackers across strict-necessary, advanced, performance, third-party and analytics categories, lets each site pick a banner style (popup, floating, widget) and writes a consent decision per visitor with the chosen categories, the banner variant served and a timestamp. The category config lives in moove_gdpr_options, and the per-visitor decisions live in a dedicated table.

The plugin's own admin focuses on configuration. The per-visitor consent decisions are surfaced as a flat report filtered by date, which is fine for a single lookup and falls short the moment a privacy officer asks which categories visitors actually opted into last month, which banner style converts best or whether the multisite rollout actually completed.

SleekView reads both stores directly. Sort by decision_date to see the last hour. Filter by category to isolate analytics opt-ins, by banner_style to compare popup against floating, by site to inspect a single client install. The plugin still owns the banner and the policy generator. SleekView only adds the sortable triage surface.

GDPR Cookie Compliance does the hard part of category-based consent: a granular banner, a policy generator, per-category script blocking and a per-visitor decision log. The plugin's own report is fine for a single site on a single day but not for a real privacy review. Officers and agency leads want category acceptance over time, banner-style comparisons and a way to share results with auditors who do not have WP access.

SleekView reads the same consent table and options row the plugin already maintains and renders them as one sortable workspace. Same plugin, same banner, but a reading surface that matches how compliance reviews actually work.