SleekView Charts for Campaign Monitor
SleekView caches the Campaign Monitor API response into a local table and turns the campaign list into a chart dashboard. Open rate trend, per-client volume, bounce distribution, all in WP Admin next to the editorial work.
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Campaign reporting belongs next to the editorial calendar
Campaign Monitor reports the numbers that matter: recipients, opens, unique opens, click rate, bounces, unsubscribes. The catch is the round-trip. Every weekly review of last week's sends, every monthly retainer report, every list-hygiene check starts with a login at app.campaignmonitor.com and a tab switch away from WordPress.
SleekView Charts reads the same cache the table workspace already builds. The API pull writes campaign rows into a local table on a schedule, and the chart view aggregates that table into cards: opens per day, clients by send count, top campaigns by open rate, bounce rate distribution. The numbers match Campaign Monitor exactly because they come from Campaign Monitor exactly.
Saved chart dashboards scope per role. Agency account managers keep a per-client dashboard. Newsletter editors keep an open-rate trend. List ops keep a bounce-by-client chart that flags deliverability drift early. Same data, dashboard surface, dramatically less tab switching.
Workflow
From Campaign Monitor API to a WP Admin dashboard
Reuse the cached campaign table
Pick chart types per metric
Filter the dashboard
Save and scope per role
Sample dashboard
Charts you can build from Campaign Monitor data
Recipients sent this quarter
Sum(recipients)
Open rate trend by send date
Average(open_rate)
group by sent_date
Send share by client
Count
group by client_id
Bounces by client
Sum(bounces)
group by client_id
Comparison
Default Campaign Monitor reporting vs SleekView Charts
Default Campaign Monitor reporting
- Reports live in the Campaign Monitor app, not in WP Admin
- No combined per-client and per-period dashboard inside WordPress
- Cross-campaign trend charts need CSV exports and a spreadsheet
- No saved per-role dashboard scoping
- Comparing two clients side by side requires switching accounts
SleekView Charts
- Charts read the same local cache the table workspace uses
- Filter every card at once by client, date, or campaign type
- Mix Number, Area, Pie, and Bar cards in one saved layout
- Saved dashboards bind to WordPress capabilities
- Refresh runs on the configured API schedule
Features
What SleekView Charts gives you for Campaign Monitor
Per-client retainer dashboard
Pin the cards each client report needs: total recipients, open rate trend, bounces, top campaigns. Filter to that client and the dashboard becomes the monthly retainer slide.
Open rate trend at a glance
An Area card over sent_date with average open_rate exposes subject-line patterns over weeks. The lift from a winning campaign shape is obvious, no spreadsheet required.
Deliverability monitoring
A horizontal Bar chart of bounces by client surfaces accounts with list hygiene problems before the next send. Pair with the table view to act on the worst offenders directly.
Audience
Who builds Campaign Monitor charts dashboards with SleekView
Agency account managers
One per-client dashboard per retainer. The monthly review starts with the same charts already populated, narrative goes on top instead of being assembled from CSV exports.
In-house newsletter editors
Open rate trend next to the editorial calendar. The pattern from the last six sends informs the subject line of the next, without leaving WP Admin.
List ops leads
Bounce-by-client and unsubscribe trend charts catch deliverability drift early. List hygiene becomes a steady weekly task driven by the dashboard, not an emergency triggered by a deliverability complaint.
The bigger picture
Why Campaign Monitor charts need to live in WP Admin
Campaign Monitor's reporting is honest and complete: per-campaign, per-client, per-segment numbers with the depth agencies need. The trade-off is the surface area. Reporting lives in Campaign Monitor; editorial lives in WordPress; the connective tissue is a browser tab.
For agencies running fifteen client accounts, every weekly review is fifteen logins and fifteen CSV exports if the team wants comparable numbers across clients. SleekView caches the API response into a local table and renders that cache as chart cards inside WP Admin. The same numbers Campaign Monitor reports become a dashboard layout, filterable per client and per date, savable per role, refreshed on the same schedule as the table workspace.
Retainer prep collapses from a tab-switching marathon into narrative on top of charts that are already there. The editorial team sees last week's open rate next to this week's draft. The list ops lead sees bounce trends without logging into anything.
Same data, same plugin, dramatically less context switching.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Charts for Campaign Monitor
No. The chart cards read the same local cache SleekView's table view populates from the Campaign Monitor API on the configured schedule. A dashboard render is a local query, not an API round-trip, so per-page-load API usage stays at zero.
Yes. Every chart respects the same client filter as the table view because client_id is a column on the cached row. Set the dashboard filter once and every card narrows to that client without rebuilding per chart.
It matches the cache freshness configured for the Campaign Monitor connection. The default six-hour pull covers most newsletter cadences. Hourly works for high-volume senders. A manual refresh is one click for post-send reads.
Open rate is stored per campaign so it aggregates with Average, Minimum, or Maximum. Sum is unavailable for rate columns by design because it would produce meaningless totals; SleekView surfaces only sensible aggregations per column type.
Yes if the targeted segment ID is cached on the campaign row. Group an Area or Bar card by segment_id with an aggregation over open_rate or recipients and the per-segment trend renders.
Transactional campaigns return through a separate Campaign Monitor endpoint. If the connected account has transactional enabled, SleekView can cache that endpoint into its own table and a separate chart dashboard. Marketing and transactional sends stay in different workspaces by default.
No. The cache persists across re-authentication. A clear status banner surfaces if the connection breaks, the next scheduled pull resumes once a working token is restored, and any cards already rendered keep showing the last good cache rather than failing silently.
Yes. Each card can export its underlying filtered rows to CSV, and the whole dashboard view can be exported as a PDF for retainer reporting. The narrative work happens on top of the exported file, the numbers are already there.
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