Advanced noCaptcha & invisible Captcha fronts core WordPress forms and the most common form-builder integrations with a reCAPTCHA challenge. The plugin supports v2 checkbox, v2 invisible, and v3 score-based modes, and writes a verification row per challenge with the form key, the score (for v3), the pass/fail outcome, and the timestamp.

The plugin's admin is configuration-first. Site key, secret key, version selector, score threshold, and per-integration toggles each have a screen, but the verification rows themselves are exposed as a flat log filtered by form and date. Operators who want to understand how a threshold change shifts the score distribution, which integration takes the most bot pressure, or how the volume tracks across the week end up exporting that log to a spreadsheet.

SleekView Charts treats the verification rows as a chartable dataset. Verifications as a number, per-form volume as bars, score buckets as a donut, and daily cadence as an area. Threshold tuning gets a chart to inform it instead of trial and error.

Advanced noCaptcha & invisible Captcha is built for breadth, the most common forms, both v2 modes, the v3 score model, and the popular form-builder integrations all in one configuration screen. The verification rows it writes are rich enough to answer the operational questions, score, outcome, form, time. The flat-list view the plugin ships with does not aggregate those rows.

SleekView Charts pivots them into four cards, the KPI, the per-form bar, the score donut, and the daily area. The chart layer turns threshold tuning, bot-pressure tracking, and per-form triage into one-screen tasks instead of CSV-export tasks.