Akademy LMS stores courses as akademy_course posts, lessons as akademy_lesson, and certificates as akademy_certificate, with enrolments and lesson progress kept on user meta. The default admin shows each post type on its own screen and exposes a per-course report, useful for one course, awkward for an instructor running ten.

SleekView Charts reads the post types and the progress meta and renders chart cards across the whole catalogue. Total enrolments, grade distribution, certificate output per week, and lesson completion mix all live on one dashboard.

The result is the cross-course reporting view instructors, certificate ops, and curriculum coordinators have been doing in spreadsheets.

Akademy LMS handles the hard parts of running a course site, drip schedules, certificates, gradebook entry, and multi-instructor permissions. The data model is solid: courses and lessons as post types, enrolment and progress on user meta, certificates as their own post type. The admin treats each student as a destination, which works for a single instructor with twenty learners and does not work for an instructor running ten courses or a curriculum team auditing fifty.

SleekView Charts reads the same Akademy schema the table view reads and renders the result as Number, Pie, Bar, and Area cards. The cross-course rollup, the grade distribution, and the certificate output trend become one screen rather than ten per-course reports stitched together by hand.