WordPress-side data only: the eb_course post type, the bridge enrolment user meta and the WooCommerce orders table when the WooCommerce integration is enabled. Moodle holds the gradebook and the chart view does not pull from it.

No. The chart view never makes a Moodle REST call. It reads what Edwiser Bridge has already written into WordPress. If a sync has not happened, the dashboard reflects the WP state, which is the honest behaviour.

Yes. Group a Pie or Bar by course_id on the bridge enrolment meta and aggregate as Count. The donut variant labels each slice with the course title pulled from the eb_course post.

Yes. Group by the bridge enrolment date with an Area or Line card and pick Count. Useful for spotting campaign-driven spikes and seasonal patterns without exporting data to a spreadsheet.

When the bridge is set up with the WooCommerce integration, course purchases land in standard WooCommerce orders. SleekView can chart those orders alongside the eb_course catalogue, with a filter to scope to bridge-tied orders only.

When the bridge writes sync events to options or to a custom log location, SleekView can chart them as a time series. The exact column shape depends on the Edwiser Bridge version and any logging plugin configured alongside it.

Yes. The aggregations use standard WP indexes. Date-scoped charts stay responsive at scale. Catalogue-wide all-time aggregates without a date filter are heavier and opt-in per view.

Yes. Any chart card drops to the table view of the same dataset, and exports respect the column choice. Useful for sharing a course retro with an external instructor or for archiving a snapshot before the next campaign.