WP 2FA stores per-user enrollment data in usermeta keys prefixed wp_2fa_, including the enabled method and the encrypted TOTP secret. The plugin's settings live in wp_2fa_settings as a serialized array of enforcement rules, including which roles are required to enroll and the grace period. None of the per-user secrets belong on a share card. The enforcement settings and the rounded enrollment percentage are safe to expose at a summary level.

Teams rolling out 2FA across an organization publish progress posts: enrollment percentage, role scope, the grace period, what changed in the latest sprint. Those posts share well when the preview carries the enrollment percentage itself. A big number on the left, a role-scope label on the right, a brand mark at the bottom. The audience for these posts is internal security reviewers and external stakeholders who care about the rollout shape, both of whom respond to concrete numbers.

SleekPixel binds to a rollout post type with fields for enrollment percentage, role scope, grace period, and a short summary. A whitelisted subset of wp_2fa_settings values renders as small badges: which methods are enabled, whether enrollment is mandatory. The render produces a 1200x630 PNG that surfaces the rollout shape without ever touching a TOTP secret.

MFA rollouts are political within an organization. The technical setup is straightforward, but getting humans to enroll requires sustained communication. Progress posts are part of that communication, and the share preview is the first thing that lands in Slack or email when a teammate forwards the update.

A generic homepage banner makes the rollout look like marketing. A percentage card with a big number and a role-scope label makes the rollout look like progress. The difference shapes how the post is received and how much momentum the rollout retains week to week.

The external story matters too. SaaS companies that enforce 2FA on customer accounts publish progress notes for compliance and trust reasons. Procurement reviewers, security partners, and prospective customers read those posts to understand operational maturity.

A percentage card reads as evidence in a way that a homepage banner cannot. SleekPixel takes the safe summary fields from WP 2FA, binds them through a whitelist, and renders the cards that turn the underlying enrollment work into visible operational evidence.