SleekView Charts for ARMember
ARMember stores members, plans, and payments in dedicated arm_ tables. SleekView Charts reads them and turns the data into a configurable dashboard for revenue, plan mix, gateway split, and renewal trends.
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ARMember tables as a dashboard
ARMember stores its operational data in dedicated arm_* tables: arm_subscription_plans for plan definitions, arm_member_payments for every transaction, plus member tables and form-attribute tables. Clean schema for the plugin, opaque for cross-cutting questions like which plan generates the most revenue, which gateway has the highest failure rate, or how monthly revenue has trended over the last year.
SleekView Charts reads the arm_ tables as generic chart data sources. A Number card sums lifetime payment revenue. A Donut card splits active members by plan. A Bar card breaks down payment counts by gateway. An Area card plots monthly revenue from arm_member_payments.
Because charts and the Table view share a data source, drill-through to the matching rows is built in. Click the Pro Annual Donut segment and the underlying Table opens filtered to Pro Annual members for row-level follow-up.
Workflow
Build the ARMember dashboard
Connect the arm_ tables
arm_subscription_plans, arm_member_payments, and the member tables. Schema auto-discovers, and the agent UI handles the table prefix on multisite.
Pick chart types
Set groupBy and aggregation
Save dashboards per role
Sample dashboard
Charts you can build from ARMember data
Lifetime payment revenue
arm_member_payments.amount across all successful payments. The headline revenue KPI for finance reviews.
Sum(amount)
Active members by plan
arm_subscription_plans. Shows plan mix as a single-glance distribution.
Count
group by plan_id
Payments by gateway
arm_member_payments rows grouped by gateway. Ranks processors by volume and isolates per-gateway failure investigations.
Count
group by payment_gateway
Monthly payment revenue
arm_member_payments.amount grouped by payment_date month. Shows the revenue trend over time for monthly close and ARR roll-up.
Sum(amount)
group by payment_date
Comparison
Default ARMember reporting vs SleekView Charts
Default ARMember reports
- Fixed-format reporting exports rather than a configurable dashboard
- No plan-mix Donut or gateway Bar in the default UI
- Cohort and retention charts require external analytics tooling
- No drill-through from a chart aggregate to the matching members
- Per-role dashboards not configurable from the plugin
SleekView Charts
- Chart any column on the arm_ tables
- Number, Donut, Bar, and Area cards on one canvas
- Same data source as Table view, drill-through built in
- Per-role saved dashboards gated by capability
- Custom form-attribute fields available as chart dimensions
Features
What SleekView Charts gives you for ARMember
Configurable canvas
Build dashboards from arm_subscription_plans, arm_member_payments, and the member tables. Number, Donut, Bar, and Area cards on one screen with no SQL.
Shared with Table
Cards and the Table view share a data source. A gateway Bar's Stripe column count matches the Table filtered to Stripe. Drill-through is one click for row-level follow-up.
Form attributes as chart dimensions
arm_member_form_attributes exposes custom signup fields as chart dimensions, so distributions like company_size or referral_source become first-class chart breakdowns.
Audience
Who builds ARMember charts dashboards with SleekView
Membership ops
Active-members KPI, plan mix Donut, status Bar, and renewal-window distribution together for the weekly retention check.
Finance
Lifetime revenue KPI, monthly revenue Area, gateway split Bar, and refund-count chart on one canvas for the monthly close.
Support
Per-member context dashboard with plan, payment history, gateway, and status displayed together for chat triage and refund processing.
The bigger picture
Why ARMember's custom tables need a chart layer
ARMember chose the right storage pattern: dedicated tables avoid postmeta sprawl and scale past tens of thousands of members. The trade-off is that the operational surface inherits the same opacity every custom-table plugin pays. The plugin's own UI handles per-member operations and fixed-format exports, but cross-cutting questions like per-plan revenue mix, gateway-failure trends, and signup cohort retention all require either direct SQL or third-party reporting add-ons.
Membership ops lives on cross-cutting questions, and answering them late (or not at all) is what eventually erodes the operational rhythm of the business. SleekView Charts treats the arm_ tables as a generic chart data source, so the dashboard becomes whatever the team needs. Plan mix Donut, gateway Bar, monthly revenue Area, and any custom-field distribution all sit on one canvas, and each card reflects the live data.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Charts for ARMember
Yes. ARMember registers arm_subscription_plans, arm_member_payments, arm_member_form_attributes, and several others on activation. SleekView reads them as first-class chart data sources without modification.
On installs that still run a working copy of the plugin, yes. The 4.0.60 build remains in production for many sites, and SleekView reads its custom tables for chart aggregations without any plugin modification.
Yes. Aggregate arm_member_payments.amount per member, then chart the result as a Bar of top members by LTV or a Number for total LTV summed across the active base. Filter by plan for per-plan LTV comparisons.
Filter arm_member_payments to failed status, group by date, and plot count over time on an Area card. The card reveals failure-rate trends month over month for gateway investigations or dunning improvements.
Yes. arm_member_form_attributes stores per-form custom fields. Pivot specific keys as chart dimensions, so a field like company_size or referral_source becomes a Donut or Bar breakdown.
Yes. The payment_gateway column on arm_member_payments is a chart dimension. Filter the dashboard to one gateway for per-processor investigations, or compare gateways with a Bar card grouped by gateway.
Yes. Aggregations use ARMember's existing indexes on the arm_ tables. Even installs with hundreds of thousands of payments aggregate typical groupings in under a second, and saved layouts cache results across reloads.
ARMember Lite uses a subset of the same custom tables. SleekView Charts reads what's present. Lite-only installs get fewer joinable dimensions (no payment table when payments aren't enabled), but the plan and member charts work the same way.
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