SleekView Charts for ConvertKit for WordPress
The Kit plugin caches forms, tags, sequences, and a local subscribe-attempt log. SleekView Charts turns that cache into a workable WP Admin dashboard so success-vs-pending-vs-error mix and per-form volume live in one place.
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Cloud lives in Kit. The dashboard over WordPress events does not.
The Kit (ConvertKit) plugin caches forms, tags and sequences pulled from Kit's API, and stores a local record of every subscribe attempt your WordPress pages fired. The default plugin screens are split: forms here, tags there, no dashboard that lays out total attempts, success rate, top-firing forms, or top-applied tags in one view.
SleekView Charts reads the same cached entities and the local attempt log and turns them into a four-card dashboard. A Number on total attempts. A Pie on result (success, pending, error). A Bar ranking forms by attempts. An Area trending attempts over time so a campaign push or a stuck integration shows up immediately.
The boundary stays honest. SleekView does not need its own Kit API key, it only reads what the plugin already caches and logs locally. Contacts created directly inside Kit's own interface stay in Kit. The WordPress dashboard answers WordPress-side questions: did the form fire, did the call to Kit succeed, which forms are converting, and is the trend healthy.
Workflow
From cached Kit data to a chart dashboard
Point a Charts view at the attempt log
Add KPI, mix, and trend cards
Filter by form, tag, or date
Save and share with marketing
Sample dashboard
Charts you can build from ConvertKit for WordPress data
Total subscribe attempts
Count
Attempt result mix
Count
group by result
Attempts by form
Count
group by form_id
Attempts over time
Count
group by triggered_at
Comparison
Default Kit plugin screens vs SleekView Charts
Default Kit plugin screens
- Forms, tags, sequences and attempts each on a separate screen
- No KPI tile for total attempts or success share
- No per-form ranking of WordPress-side subscribe attempts
- No trend chart for attempts over time inside WordPress
- Result codes shown per row, never aggregated into one view
SleekView Charts
- Reads cached Kit forms, tags, sequences, and the attempt log
- Mix Number, Pie, Bar, and Area cards on one dashboard
- Filter the whole canvas by form, tag, or date range
- Gate the dashboard to specific roles inside WP Admin
- Stays consistent with Kit because it reads the plugin's own cache
Features
What SleekView Charts gives you for ConvertKit for WordPress
WordPress-side attempt KPIs
Number, Pie, Bar, and Area cards over the local attempt log make WordPress-side Kit health legible without leaving WP Admin.
Slice by form or tag
Filter the dashboard to a single form or tag to see how that audience or campaign behaved on the WordPress side.
Trend over time
Area cards on triggered_at make spikes and falls visible without exporting and pivoting in a spreadsheet.
Audience
Who builds Kit charts dashboards with SleekView
Content and growth teams
Track WordPress-triggered Kit subscribe attempts on a single dashboard alongside the rest of the content stack.
Site operators
Spot stuck integrations or error spikes as soon as the result Pie shifts, hours before a user reports the problem.
Agencies running Kit for clients
Provide a uniform WordPress-side Kit dashboard per client without provisioning extra Kit seats.
The bigger picture
Why the WordPress side of Kit deserves a dashboard
Kit owns the contact and automation cloud, but a meaningful slice of operational data still lives on WordPress: which forms fire, which calls to Kit succeeded, which sequences enrolled new readers from which pages. The default Kit plugin keeps that information siloed across separate screens. SleekView Charts reads the cached entities and the local attempt log and turns them into a chart dashboard with KPI numbers, result mix, top forms, and trend.
The result is fewer support tickets, faster triage when an integration stalls, and a clearer picture of which WordPress surfaces actually drive subscribers.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Charts for ConvertKit for WordPress
No. The Kit plugin already authenticates; SleekView Charts reads the plugin's local cache and attempt log.
No. Kit owns audience and automation reporting. This is the WordPress-side dashboard over what the plugin captures.
From the Kit plugin's cached forms, tags, sequences, and its local subscribe-attempt log.
Yes. Add filters on form_id, tag_id, or any column on the joined cache, and every card recomputes.
Yes. SleekView only depends on the standard plugin behaviour. It does not require a paid Kit tier.
Yes. SleekView views are capability-gated, so you choose which roles can open the dashboard.
No. Charts only run in WP Admin and only when an authorised user opens the view.
Yes. A matching SleekView Table view on the same dataset exports to CSV.
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