BuddyMeet adds a Jitsi-powered video meeting tab to each BuddyPress group, storing each meeting as a custom post (post_type buddymeet_meeting or similar) linked to a group_id, with meta for scheduled time, host user_id and meeting type (instant or scheduled). The default surface is the meeting tab inside each group, which is the right place to start a call and the wrong place to understand meeting activity across the whole community.

SleekView Charts reads the BuddyMeet meeting posts joined with bp_groups for group name and status, then renders the result as chart cards. A Number card counts total meetings held in a chosen window. A Pie shows instant vs scheduled vs recurring share so community managers see how groups actually use the feature. A Bar ranks groups by meeting count for the most-active-cohort shortlist. An Area trends meetings per day so the team can confirm onboarding prompts or community events actually drive calls.

Filters carry between the meeting audit table and the dashboard, so a public-groups-only filter or a last-30-days slice narrows every card simultaneously. The cards read BuddyMeet data the plugin already writes, so no extra tracker gets installed and Jitsi-side metrics stay separate from the WordPress-side activity dashboard.

BuddyMeet captures something genuinely useful: which groups are running live calls, how often, scheduled or instant, and by whom. The default surface tucks that signal into each group's own tab, which is right for joining a meeting and unhelpful for almost everything community managers do with the data at the cohort level. A total-meetings KPI anchors monthly community reports, an instant vs scheduled pie surfaces how groups actually use video, a top-hosting bar produces real spotlight shortlists and an Area on post_date reveals whether programming and prompts actually drive calls.

Same BuddyMeet posts, same scheduled-time meta, completely different decision posture. The charts render the activity the plugin already records as a dashboard, which is the difference between knowing groups have video and knowing which groups are using it.