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SleekView Charts for ConvertBox WP

SleekView Charts reads the ConvertBox plugin's options, exclusion lists and shortcode embeds the WordPress plugin writes. Script coverage, excluded pages, embed counts and last-seen activity render as Number, Pie, Bar and Area cards.

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SleekView Charts dashboard for ConvertBox WP

ConvertBox runs in the cloud. The WP-side script footprint still needs auditing.

ConvertBox is fundamentally a SaaS funnel and lead capture tool. The WordPress plugin is a thin bridge: it writes the account UUID and global script flags to wp_options, registers an inline shortcode for hand-placed boxes and exposes a per-post toggle stored in postmeta to disable ConvertBox on specific pages. The actual funnel logic, targeting and analytics live in the ConvertBox cloud.

The plugin's settings screen surfaces the account UUID and a global on/off switch. It does not show which pages have ConvertBox suppressed, how many posts embed a manual shortcode, which post types skew the exclusion list, or how recently any of those decisions were touched. The data sits in wp_options, wp_postmeta and parsed post_content, but the cross-site audit is missing.

SleekView Charts reads the ConvertBox WP-side data directly. A Number card anchors total pages that suppress the script. A Pie splits exclusions by post type. A Bar ranks post types by shortcode embed count. An Area trends edits to ConvertBox-touched pages over time, surfacing when a campaign push shipped and when the WP-side footprint went quiet.

Workflow

Turn the ConvertBox WP-side data into a dashboard

1

Read the ConvertBox options

SleekView pivots the serialized ConvertBox settings option in wp_options into named columns: account UUID, global script flag, default exclusion rules and visibility defaults. Each becomes a chartable field.
2

Pull every exclusion and embed

Per-post suppress flags land in postmeta on save. Inline shortcodes live in post_content. SleekView scans both and turns each row into a dataset entry with post_id, post_type, post_modified and exclusion_reason.
3

Compose the chart cards

Pick Number, Pie, Bar, Line, Area, Radar or Radial cards. Group by post_type, exclusion_reason or post_modified, and aggregate as Count, Sum, Average, Minimum or Maximum.
4

Save and scope the dashboard

Name the dashboard ("Script coverage", "Exclusion audit", "Embed inventory") and gate it by WordPress capability so growth, legal and content ops each see the slice they need.

Sample dashboard

Charts you can build from ConvertBox WP data

Each card reads from the ConvertBox plugin's WP-side storage in wp_options, wp_postmeta and parsed post_content. Mix them for a coverage audit or a content ops review.
Number · Default

Pages with ConvertBox suppressed

Total posts and pages where the ConvertBox plugin is set to suppress the script. The anchor KPI for any coverage or compliance review.
Count
Pie · Donut text

Exclusions by post type

Splits excluded entries across post, page, product and custom post types. Surfaces whether the exclusion list is balanced or skewed toward one content area.
Count group by post_type
Bar · Horizontal

Manual shortcode embeds by post type

Counts hand-placed [convertbox] shortcodes by post type. Reveals which content area uses inline ConvertBox boxes most and which is leaning only on the global script.
Count group by post_type
Area · Gradient

ConvertBox-touched page edits over time

Time series of edits to pages with ConvertBox suppressed or embedded. Reveals campaign push cadence and surfaces stalled coverage as long flat stretches.
Count group by post_modified

Comparison

Default ConvertBox plugin UI vs SleekView Charts

Default ConvertBox plugin UI

  • Settings screen surfaces the account UUID, not a coverage view
  • Per-page suppress flag has no cross-site audit
  • Manual shortcode placements only visible by grepping post_content
  • No KPI tile for ConvertBox WP-side footprint anywhere
  • No read-only dashboard URL for stakeholders without a ConvertBox login

SleekView Charts

  • KPI card for total ConvertBox-suppressed pages across the site
  • Pie split of exclusions across every post type
  • Bar ranking manual shortcode embeds by post type
  • Area trend of edits to ConvertBox-touched pages
  • Filters carry between coverage table view and chart cards

Features

What SleekView Charts gives you for ConvertBox WP

Coverage as a dashboard

Render the ConvertBox WP-side footprint as Number, Pie and Bar cards. The growth lead sees where the script runs and where it's been muted, in one screen.

Exclusion audit

Pie ranking of exclusions by post type catches a campaign that muted the script on every blog post by accident. The compliance question becomes a one-screen answer.

Share a read-only snapshot

Send the marketing lead a URL of the coverage dashboard without granting a ConvertBox SaaS seat. The audit is a screenshot away.

Audience

Who builds ConvertBox WP charts dashboards with SleekView

Growth marketers

Anchor on the suppressed pages KPI and the embed bar. Spot a section of the site silently muted before a campaign push and restore coverage before launch.

Content ops

Use the shortcode bar to plan a placement audit. Retire stale inline boxes on legacy posts and standardize on the global script where it makes sense.

Agencies

Hand a client a single dashboard of their ConvertBox WordPress footprint on day one. The screenshot replaces an hour of clicking through post types in the editor.

The bigger picture

ConvertBox coverage deserves a chart, not a grep

ConvertBox lives in the cloud, but the WordPress plugin is the gate that decides whether the script runs on any given page. A toggle muted on a high-traffic post type breaks a campaign quietly. A stale inline shortcode renders a box that no longer matches the funnel strategy.

The default plugin admin shows the account connection, not the coverage shape. SleekView Charts surfaces the WP-side footprint so growth marketers can see, at a glance, where ConvertBox is muted, where inline shortcodes are placed and how recently any of it was touched. The data is already in wp_options, wp_postmeta and post_content, the chart layer turns it from per-page detail into a site-wide picture.

Questions

Common questions about SleekView Charts for ConvertBox WP

The ConvertBox plugin's WP-side storage only: settings in wp_options, per-post suppression flags in wp_postmeta and inline shortcodes parsed from post_content. Cloud-side data (impressions, conversions, targeting analytics) stays in the ConvertBox SaaS.

 

No. Per-visitor performance, A/B test results and funnel reporting live in the ConvertBox dashboard and stay there. SleekView Charts focuses on the WordPress footprint: where the script runs, where it's muted and which posts carry inline embeds.

 

Yes. Filter the dataset to suppress_flag=true and the underlying table lists every post with the suppression flag set, with post type and last edit date. Bulk-edit from the table to clear stale exclusions in seconds.

 

Yes. The global on/off lives in wp_options, the per-page overrides live in postmeta and the inline shortcodes live in post_content. SleekView reads all three so a mixed deployment with global script plus hand-placed boxes produces one clean coverage chart.

 

Yes. Each multisite blog has its own ConvertBox options row and its own postmeta. SleekView Charts aggregates the coverage dataset across blogs, so a network-wide audit replaces clicking through each blog's admin individually.

 

Yes. WordPress core indexes postmeta by post_id and meta_key, and SleekView Charts reuses those indexes for the group-by queries. Sites with tens of thousands of posts render the dashboard within seconds.

 

Yes. Each saved dashboard is scoped by WordPress capability. Growth marketers see the coverage cockpit while content ops sees the embed inventory, each with their own filter presets saved independently.

 

No. The cards read WordPress data only. An expired or empty account UUID affects what the ConvertBox SaaS renders at runtime, but the WP-side coverage dataset stays auditable. That separation is useful when triaging a broken account connection.

 

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