Easy Webinar Pro runs live and automated webinars from inside WordPress. Each webinar is stored as a custom post type, registrants are stored against the webinar in a related table, and attendance is logged when registrants join the session. The admin lists webinars and offers per-webinar registrant exports; the cross-webinar summary lives in nobody's spreadsheet by default.

SleekView reads the webinar CPT and the registrant and attendance records, then surfaces them as chart cards. Registrants this month, registrant status mix, attendance per webinar, and weekly registration cadence sit on one dashboard. The cards refresh on the cache cadence you set, and the table view drilldown returns the rows behind any segment.

The dashboard does not change how Easy Webinar Pro runs the sessions. Registration, reminder emails, and the live broadcast continue to flow through the plugin. SleekView reads the rows the plugin writes and groups them in the four shapes a webinar team opens after every campaign.

Easy Webinar Pro is well-suited to running a single webinar end to end: a registration page, reminder emails, the live or automated broadcast, and a per-webinar registrant export. That single-session focus is exactly why a chart layer matters. The data lives in the webinar CPT and the registrant table, but the admin only ever surfaces one webinar at a time.

A KPI of registrants this month is the morning glance, a donut of registrant status is the follow-up brief, an attendance bar is the conversion lens, and a cadence area is the campaign signal. SleekView reads the rows Easy Webinar Pro writes, surfaces them as the cards above, and leaves the registration and broadcast flow untouched. The webinar admin stays the operational tool.

The dashboard becomes the team's post-campaign review.