BetterDocs is one of the most polished knowledge base plugins for WordPress. Articles are the docs post type, sections are doc_category, tags are doc_tag, and the analytics module writes per-article view counts plus reaction postmeta (helpful, neutral, unhelpful). The Pro version layers on multiple knowledge bases, advanced search analytics, and a feedback form, all storing extra postmeta on the doc.

SleekView Charts reads docs and the analytics postmeta directly. A horizontal bar ranks docs by view count, a donut groups view sums by doc_category, a number card sums helpful reactions across the catalog for the period, and a weekly area counts new docs by post_date. The Pro feedback form writes its responses to postmeta as well, so the average satisfaction across all articles becomes another single-card KPI.

BetterDocs Pro sites often run multiple knowledge bases for different products. Grouping view-sum charts by knowledge base shows which product needs more docs investment. Ranking docs within one knowledge base shows what to feature on the homepage. The instant-answer chatbot search-query log writes to postmeta as well, which means the top unanswered search queries become a chart on the same dashboard. One screen, no per-KB exports, no spreadsheet bridge.

BetterDocs Pro captures a lot of useful data: per-article views, helpful and unhelpful reactions, search queries, multi-knowledge-base scoping, and feedback-form responses. The Pro analytics screen surfaces some of that, but it lives separately from the docs editor, from the search box settings, and from the rest of the WordPress admin. That separation means docs owners switch between screens to read the catalog's full story, and cross-knowledge-base comparisons need per-KB filtering by hand.

SleekView Charts treats every BetterDocs postmeta key and every BetterDocs taxonomy as a chart dimension on one connected dataset. The rank bar, the category donut, the reaction KPI, the publishing area, and the search-query log share one layout, scoped to the same week, with the same permission filters as the rest of the WordPress admin. The docs team and the support team finally read the same numbers from the same source of truth.