Standard WP posts joined to the _edd_cr_restricted_to meta key, plus _edd_cr_restricted_variable_pricing for variable-priced products. SleekView only reads what EDD Content Restriction has already written into postmeta.

Yes. Group a Pie or Bar by _edd_cr_restricted_to and aggregate as Count. The donut shows the share of restricted posts behind each download, with empty product slices flagged so you can decide whether to keep them in the catalogue.

Yes. Group by post_modified on the restricted-posts set with an Area card. The trend shows whether the paywall is expanding, holding or contracting, useful for retros on a content-strategy change.

Yes. When variable pricing is in use, the _edd_cr_restricted_variable_pricing meta carries the price-tier IDs. SleekView reads it as a separate column so the donut and bar charts can split by tier rather than only by product.

When SleekView routes the edit through standard WP postmeta APIs, the relevant Content Restriction hooks fire as normal. Direct DB writes skip hooks for back-fills. The chart view is read-only and never triggers a write.

Yes. Add a filter for post_type and every card narrows. Useful for sites that gate a custom CPT (members-only briefings, premium reports) separately from the general blog.

Yes. Each subsite has its own posts and meta. The dashboard reads the current subsite and renders coverage for that estate. Cross-site aggregates are not supported but per-site dashboards behave consistently.

Yes. Any chart card drops to the table view of restricted posts and exports respect the column choice. Useful for sharing a coverage snapshot with an external content strategist or for archiving before a major price change.