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SleekView Charts for Awesome Support Pro: pro add-on dashboards

Awesome Support stores tickets as the ticket post type with status, priority, department, product, and channel as taxonomies, and pro add-ons stack SLA timers, time-tracking entries, and custom fields into postmeta. SleekView Charts groups all of that into one dashboard.

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SleekView Charts dashboard for Awesome Support Pro

Pro add-ons need a reporting surface that scales

Awesome Support's free core gives you the ticket post type, ticket_reply replies, and a small library of taxonomies for status, priority, department, product, and channel. The pro add-ons layer on serious data: SLAs write due-date postmeta, advanced time-tracking writes per-reply minutes, custom fields add unlimited extra postmeta, and the rules engine writes audit entries. The premium Reports & Statistics add-on shows charts, but it lives in its own screen, separate from the queue.

SleekView Charts reads exactly what the pro add-ons already write. SLA due-date postmeta becomes a breach number card and a per-agent breach bar. Advanced time-tracking postmeta becomes a sum-of-minutes-per-agent bar and a weekly area of total billable time. The ticket department and product taxonomies feed distribution donuts so a manager sees the queue split by team and by SKU at the same glance.

One screen, one source of truth. The triage table and the chart dashboard read the same ticket post type and the same postmeta keys the pro add-ons populate. Save the dashboard once, scope it to support-lead or admin role, and any new pro add-on data that lands in postmeta becomes available as a chart dimension the next time the dashboard opens. No CSV exports, no duplicate spreadsheet.

Workflow

From the ticket CPT and pro add-on postmeta

1

Detect the helpdesk and add-ons

SleekView detects Awesome Support core plus active pro add-ons and registers their taxonomies and postmeta keys (SLA due, time tracked, custom fields) as charts-ready dimensions and metrics.
2

Pick chart aggregations

Status powers a queue donut, assigned agent powers a workload bar, post_date powers a weekly area, SLA due-date powers a breach card, and time-tracking minutes powers a per-agent sum.
3

Lay out the dashboard

Drop KPI numbers, distribution donuts, ranked bars, and time-series areas into a grid. Group by department for one block, by product for another, on the same screen.
4

Save and scope

Save as a SleekView, scope to support-lead or admin role, and the same dashboard reopens identical for everyone with access. Export the layout to JSON to move it between environments.

Sample dashboard

Charts you can build from Awesome Support Pro data

Four cards covering SLA risk, agent workload, weekly volume, and department mix, all from the ticket CPT and pro add-on postmeta keys.
Number · Default

SLA breaches now

A live count of ticket posts whose SLA due-date postmeta is in the past and whose status taxonomy is still open. Drives the morning standup before the breach pile starts forming.
Count
Pie · Donut

Open tickets by department

Tickets grouped by the department taxonomy on each ticket post. Surfaces which team is carrying the queue this week so the manager can rebalance routing rules accordingly.
Count group by department
Bar · Horizontal

Billable minutes per agent

Sum of the time-tracking postmeta values written by the Advanced Time Tracking add-on, grouped by assigned agent. Reads ready-to-invoice billable minutes for the period.
Sum(time_tracked_minutes) group by assigned_agent
Area · Gradient

New tickets per week

Weekly count of new ticket posts from post_date. Pair the trend with the SLA card to spot weeks where demand outran capacity and breaches followed two days later.
Count group by post_date

Comparison

Reports & Statistics add-on vs SleekView Charts

Reports & Statistics add-on

  • Reports live in their own screen, separate from the queue and triage
  • Custom field add-on data is not exposed as chart dimensions by default
  • No drill-from-chart-back-to-ticket-list flow built into the report
  • Capability filters from core do not apply to the reports screen
  • Building a new chart requires a fresh report template each time

SleekView Charts

  • Read SLA due-date postmeta as a breach KPI and per-agent bar
  • Sum Advanced Time Tracking minutes per agent or per product
  • Group tickets by department, product, channel, or custom field
  • Drill from a chart slice back to the same ticket list in one click
  • Capability filters apply to charts and tables, identically

Features

What SleekView Charts gives you for Awesome Support Pro

SLA breach card

A live number of open tickets past their SLA due date, read from the postmeta key the SLA add-on writes. Stops the breach pile from forming before agents notice the timer slipped past zero.

Time-tracking sum

Sum of the Advanced Time Tracking minutes postmeta grouped by agent. Ready-to-invoice billable minutes per period without exporting the time-tracking report into a spreadsheet.

Custom field cuts

Any postmeta key from the Custom Fields add-on becomes a chart dimension or a metric. A select field becomes a groupBy, a numeric field becomes a sum, a checkbox becomes a count filter.

Audience

Who runs Awesome Support Pro dashboards with SleekView

Support managers

Watch SLA breaches, queue mix by department, and weekly volume on one screen. The breach card replaces a daily check across three separate filtered ticket lists.

Finance and billing

Sum tracked minutes per agent or per customer at month-end. The total feeds the invoice run without an export, without a spreadsheet, and without a reconciliation step.

Product owners

Group tickets by the product taxonomy to see which product carries the most support load. Pair with department to spot teams that need documentation help on a specific SKU.

The bigger picture

Why pro helpdesks need their data charted in place

Awesome Support Pro is where serious helpdesks land once the free version's lists are not enough. SLAs add due-date postmeta, time-tracking adds per-reply minutes, custom fields add unlimited extra keys, and the rules engine writes a steady stream of audit entries. The reports add-on shows charts, but it lives in a separate screen with a separate set of filters, which means the number on the report does not always match the number on the queue.

SleekView Charts uses the same wp_posts and wp_postmeta queries the table view already runs. A number on a chart card is the same query as a count on a filtered ticket list, just aggregated. Capability filters apply identically.

Custom fields become chart dimensions the moment they are added. The result is a helpdesk where the triage view and the reporting view stop disagreeing with each other and start sharing one source of truth.

Questions

Common questions about SleekView Charts for Awesome Support Pro

No. SleekView Charts reads ticket data directly from the ticket post type, its taxonomies, and the postmeta keys other pro add-ons write. The premium Reports add-on is not required for the dashboard to work, and you can replace its reports with SleekView cards if you prefer one source of truth.

 

Yes. The SLA add-on writes due-date postmeta on each ticket. SleekView reads that postmeta as a chart dimension, so a number card counts tickets where the due date is in the past and status is still open, and a per-agent bar shows breaches by agent for the same window.

 

Yes. The Advanced Time Tracking add-on stores per-reply minutes as postmeta on the ticket and reply posts. Build a bar with sum aggregation on that postmeta key grouped by agent or by customer to see billable minutes for the period before the invoice run.

 

Yes. Any field the Custom Fields add-on registers writes to postmeta on the ticket post, and SleekView lists every available postmeta key as a chart dimension or metric. A new custom field shows up as a groupBy option the next time the chart picker opens.

 

Yes. SleekView honors the WordPress capabilities Awesome Support registers for agents and admins. An agent's dashboard counts only their assigned tickets in the aggregations; a manager's covers the full team. Capability filters apply identically to charts and tables.

 

Yes. Clicking a chart slice or bar opens the underlying SleekView table with the same filter applied. From the breach card, one click takes you to the list of overdue open tickets, ready for inline triage in the very next view.

 

Charts run aggregate queries on demand against the ticket post type and postmeta tables. The queries use the indexes WordPress already maintains, plus the SLA add-on's date index. On helpdesks with hundreds of thousands of tickets, dashboards load in well under two seconds from the admin context.

 

Save the dashboard as a SleekView and export the layout to JSON. Import that JSON on the destination site to recreate the exact same chart cards. The exported layout references field keys by name, so as long as the same add-ons are active on both sites the dashboard works identically.

 

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