SleekView Charts for Cart66 Cloud
SleekView caches the Cart66 Cloud API into local tables and turns subscription state, transactions, and dunning history into chart cards. The recurring-revenue picture lives next to the rest of the site, not in a separate dashboard.
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Subscription metrics where the team already works
Cart66 Cloud handles the billing infrastructure: subscriptions, recurring transactions, dunning, subscriber profiles, all running on Cart66's servers. The Cart66 dashboard is where every operational question gets answered, which works until customer success, finance, and growth all need different slices of the same data and only one person has the Cart66 login.
SleekView already caches subscriptions, transactions, and subscribers into local tables on a configurable schedule. SleekView Charts reads those caches and renders them as a dashboard. Active subscription count as a Number card, MRR contribution as a Bar by plan, dunning attempts over time as an Area, churn reasons as a Pie. Every card filters by the same date scope, plan, or subscriber segment.
None of the chart math touches Cart66's billing engine. Cancels, refunds, and payment-method updates still go through the official API. The charts just expose the operational signal the API already provides, in a surface the team can actually use without the dashboard login.
Workflow
From Cart66 cache to a subscription dashboard
Read the local cache
Pick a chart per question
Filter the dashboard
Save per role
Sample dashboard
Charts you can build from Cart66 Cloud data
Active subscriptions
Count
MRR by plan
Sum(mrr)
group by plan
Dunning attempts over time
Count
group by attempt_date
Churn by reason
Count
group by cancellation_reason
Comparison
Default Cart66 Cloud reporting vs SleekView Charts
Default Cart66 Cloud admin
- Subscription analytics live in the Cart66 dashboard, not in WP Admin
- MRR and churn breakdowns are not WordPress dashboard widgets
- Dunning attempts are not visualised as a time series inside WP
- No per-plan or per-cohort filter that applies across every chart at once
- Cross-team access requires Cart66 logins for every team member
SleekView Charts
- Charts read the same cache the subscription table view populates
- Filter every card at once by plan, date, or cohort
- Number, Bar, Area, and Pie cards in one saved dashboard
- Saved dashboards bind to WordPress capabilities
- Billing actions still route through the official Cart66 API
Features
What SleekView Charts gives you for Cart66 Cloud
MRR and ARR as Number cards
Sum mrr across active subscriptions for a headline MRR card. Multiply for an ARR card. Finance reads the same numbers Cart66 reports without an account switch.
Dunning trend visibility
A stacked Area of failed-attempt counts by date exposes payment-network waves before they convert to churn. Customer success acts on the spike, not the aftermath.
Per-plan and per-cohort filters
Filter once at the dashboard level. Every card narrows to the plan or signup cohort selected. Trial-conversion analysis, per-plan deep dives, and reactivation tracking all reuse the same chart layout.
Audience
Who builds Cart66 charts dashboards with SleekView
Subscription finance
MRR by plan, ARR rollup, and churn breakdown live inside WP Admin. Monthly reconciliation against Cart66's payout reports happens with the same numbers, not exported CSVs.
Customer success
Dunning trend and per-reason churn dashboards. The team spots payment waves early, prioritises outreach by reason, and tracks recovery rates without leaving WordPress.
Growth teams
Trial-cohort dashboards by signup week, conversion rate by plan, reactivation rate after cancellation. Saved views per cohort make the weekly growth review a sortable layout instead of a spreadsheet rebuild.
The bigger picture
Why subscription dashboards belong in WP Admin
Cart66 Cloud's strength is the deliberate separation between billing infrastructure and WordPress storefront. That separation is exactly why the WordPress plugin stays light and the billing engine can evolve independently. The cost is operational.
Every recurring-revenue question routes through the Cart66 dashboard, which means every team that needs subscription data either gets a Cart66 login or waits on the one person who has it. SleekView caches the API responses locally and renders them as chart cards inside WP Admin. MRR becomes a Number card on a finance dashboard.
Dunning attempts become an Area chart on a customer success dashboard. Churn reasons become a Pie chart on a growth dashboard. The Cart66 dashboard keeps owning billing; WordPress finally has a real workspace for the recurring-revenue conversations that happen weekly across the team.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Charts for Cart66 Cloud
No. Chart cards read from the local cache SleekView maintains on the per-table schedule configured for the Cart66 connection. A dashboard render is a local query, not an API round-trip, so chart usage stays well within Cart66 rate limits regardless of how often the dashboard is opened.
It matches the per-table refresh schedule on the Cart66 connection. Subscriptions and transactions default to five minutes plus webhook updates where Cart66 supports them. Subscriber rollups (LTV, churn buckets) refresh hourly. Tighten the schedule for near-realtime, relax it for huge stores to stay within rate budgets.
Yes. Sum mrr grouped by snapshot_date if the cache stores per-day snapshots, or by activation_date for cohort-based MRR contribution. The agent UI lists the date columns actually present and suggests groupings appropriate to the column type.
Yes. Group subscriptions by activation_month, count those with state equals cancelled, and an Area chart over activation_month renders the cohort decay curve. Pair with a per-plan filter for plan-level cohort analysis.
Billing actions belong on the table view, not the chart view. Charts focus on the read side. Cancel, refund, and payment-method update still route through the official Cart66 API from the table row action, never from the chart card.
Yes. The dunning_history cache stores per-attempt outcome (success, failure, retry-scheduled). A derived recovery_rate column counts attempts that ended in success divided by attempts that started a retry sequence, useful as a Number card for measuring dunning automation impact.
Yes where email matches. The subscriber cache joins to wp_users on email so chart cards can be coloured or filtered by WP role, registration cohort, or any user-side dimension. Subscribers without WordPress accounts simply have those columns empty.
Yes. Each card exports its underlying filtered rows to CSV, and the whole dashboard view can be exported as a PDF. Monthly finance reports start with the export and the narrative is added on top of numbers that are already aggregated.
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