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SleekView Charts for Easy Digital Downloads Pro orders and customers

EDD Pro writes orders to edd_orders with total, status, currency, and date_created, lines to edd_order_items with product_id and quantity, and customers to edd_customers with purchase_count and purchase_value pre-aggregated for every row.

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SleekView Charts dashboard for Easy Digital Downloads Pro

Read your EDD store as charts, not report tabs

Easy Digital Downloads 3 moved off postmeta into proper custom tables. Orders live in edd_orders with total, subtotal, tax, discount, status, currency, gateway, and date_created on every row. Line items sit in edd_order_items with product_id, price_id, quantity, and total. Customers in edd_customers carry purchase_count and purchase_value. File downloads log to edd_logs_file_downloads.

The EDD admin still splits this across separate Reports tabs: Earnings, Sales, Top Downloads, Customers. Each is a fixed report, which makes it hard to read revenue, top downloads, customer LTV, and refunds against one another on a single screen.

SleekView Charts reads the same edd_orders, edd_order_items, edd_customers, and edd_logs_file_downloads tables and turns them into chart cards on a single saved dashboard. A Number card sums total on edd_orders for revenue, a Donut splits the gateway mix, a Horizontal Bar reads top downloads by product_id, and an Area chart plots daily revenue. Saved queries against the live tables, refreshed as orders land.

Workflow

From edd_orders to a charts dashboard

1

Point SleekView at the EDD tables

Add a SleekView data source for edd_orders, edd_order_items, edd_customers, and edd_logs_file_downloads. SleekView detects the EDD 3 schema automatically with no manual column mapping or custom adapter work required.
2

Switch the view to Charts

Flip the view from Table to Charts. SleekView creates a blank dashboard ready for cards built on the EDD columns, joins, and indexes. Existing date and status filters carry across to the chart layer automatically.
3

Add chart cards on real columns

Pick a chart type, group by status, gateway, product_id, customer_id, or date_created, and pick an aggregation. Each card is a saved query that reuses the indexes EDD added on id, status, customer_id, and date_created.
4

Save and share the dashboard

Save the chart view, scope it per role for ops, finance, and marketing, and optionally embed it on a frontend page so stakeholders see the revenue and download numbers without WordPress admin access at all.

Sample dashboard

Charts you can build from Easy Digital Downloads

Four cards that turn the edd_orders, edd_order_items, and edd_customers tables into a working store dashboard inside WordPress, refreshed live as orders land.
Number · Default

Store revenue this month

A single big-number KPI summing total from edd_orders for the current month with the previous month underneath for context. Refunded and failed orders are filtered out by status so the figure matches what finance expects.
Sum(total)
Pie · Donut

Orders by payment gateway

A donut split across stripe, paypal, manual, and any other configured gateway using the gateway column on edd_orders, so the team sees how customers actually pay and where any single point of failure sits.
Count group by gateway
Bar · Horizontal

Top downloads by revenue

A horizontal bar of the top downloads by revenue, grouped by product_id on edd_order_items and resolved back to download titles, with a status filter so refunded items do not inflate the leader bar on the chart.
Sum(total) group by product_id
Area · Gradient

Daily revenue trend by date

A gradient area chart of revenue per day grouped by date_created on edd_orders, useful for spotting weekday patterns and measuring campaign lift against the previous period across the full date range.
Sum(total) group by date_created

Comparison

Default EDD reports vs SleekView Charts

Default EDD reporting

  • EDD splits revenue, sales, top downloads, and customers across separate report tabs
  • No way to combine a revenue KPI, gateway donut, top downloads, and trend in one view
  • Custom order metadata in edd_order_meta is not exposed as a chartable dimension
  • No saved dashboards per role for fulfilment, finance, marketing, or owners
  • No frontend embed for stakeholders without WordPress admin login access required

SleekView Charts

  • Chart cards built directly from edd_orders, edd_order_items, and edd_customers
  • Mix Number, Pie, Bar, Line, and Area cards on a single store dashboard
  • Reads edd_logs_file_downloads to chart actual file delivery, not just sales
  • Saved chart views scoped per role for ops, finance, and marketing teams
  • Queries reuse EDD 3 indexes on id, status, customer_id, and date_created at scale

Features

What SleekView Charts gives you for Easy Digital Downloads Pro

Real cards on EDD 3 data

Number, Pie, Bar, Line, Area, Radar, and Radial cards built from edd_orders, edd_order_items, edd_customers, and edd_logs_file_downloads with no extra schema or adapter work. The custom tables are detected and exposed automatically.

Complements EDD report tabs

EDD still owns the official Earnings, Sales, and Tax screens. SleekView Charts adds the flexible side-by-side dashboards the report tabs do not lay out together, so the team reads revenue, gateway mix, and trends as one.

Role-scoped sharing and embed

Save dashboards per role and embed them on frontend pages so ops, finance, and marketing see only the slice you allow with no admin login required. The same role rules apply to admin and frontend views consistently.

Audience

Who builds EDD dashboards with SleekView Charts

Finance and owner teams

Track the revenue KPI and the daily revenue area chart to see the month at a glance, with the previous period shown for context and refunds filtered out by status.

Operations and support

Watch the orders-by-gateway donut and the file downloads log to know which gateway is paying and which downloads are actually being delivered to customers.

Marketing and launch teams

Use the top-downloads bar and the daily revenue trend to measure campaigns and product launches without exporting CSVs from the EDD reports tabs.

The bigger picture

Digital store reporting should fit one screen

EDD 3 stores data well. Orders, items, customers, adjustments, and file downloads all live in proper custom tables with indexes on id, status, customer_id, and date_created. The reading side is still split across Earnings, Sales, Top Downloads, and Customers report screens, so seeing revenue against gateway mix against top downloads at the same time usually means clicking tabs or exporting CSVs.

SleekView Charts reads the same edd_orders, edd_order_items, edd_customers, and edd_logs_file_downloads tables and turns them into chart cards on one saved dashboard. Operations see the gateway donut and the file downloads log. Finance see the revenue KPI and the daily trend.

Marketing see top downloads and the area chart for the campaign window. EDD reports keep owning the official screens; SleekView Charts adds the flexible reading layer that an actual team can share, scope per role, and embed.

Questions

Common questions about SleekView Charts for Easy Digital Downloads Pro

No. The EDD reports screen still owns the official Earnings, Sales, Top Downloads, Customers, and Tax reports. SleekView Charts adds a flexible reading layer on the same edd_orders, edd_order_items, and edd_customers tables for dashboards EDD reports do not lay out together.

 

Yes. SleekView reads the EDD 3 schema directly: edd_orders, edd_order_items, edd_order_adjustments, edd_order_meta, edd_customers, edd_customer_meta, and edd_logs_file_downloads. The columns are detected with no manual mapping or adapter work.

 

Yes. Any key in edd_order_meta can be added as a chartable dimension or value. The picker lists only meta keys that actually exist in your install so the dashboard is grounded in real data, not a guess from documentation.

 

Yes. Each card is a saved query against the SleekView data source, so a single dashboard can mix cards built on edd_orders, edd_order_items, and edd_customers with consistent date and status filters applied across them.

 

Yes. The edd_logs_file_downloads table stores every file delivery with file_id, product_id, customer_id, ip, and date_created. SleekView Charts plots downloads per day, top files, and customer download volume from the same source.

 

Yes. Saved chart views support role-based visibility so ops, finance, and marketing each see only the dashboards you allow. Configurations can be exported as JSON for staging environments and backups across sites.

 

Yes. Any saved chart view can be embedded on a frontend page with role-based access, so stakeholders read the revenue and downloads numbers without WordPress admin access. Embeds respect the same role rules as admin views.

 

Cards paginate and aggregate against the indexes EDD 3 added on id, status, customer_id, and date_created, so dashboards stay quick even on stores with hundreds of thousands of orders and tens of thousands of customers across the lifetime.

 

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