Every email Email Log captures lands in wp_email_log with id, sent_date, to, from, subject, message, headers, ip, and attachment. The default page paginates and filters by single field; body search and forward-on-resend live behind Email Log Pro.

SleekView Charts reads the same table and surfaces audit-friendly cards on a dashboard. A Number on total emails sent. A Bar ranking top sender addresses so plugin-originated traffic and unexpected senders are obvious. A second Bar on top recipients for support and compliance lookups. An Area on sent_date so volume over the quarter is visible alongside the underlying rows.

SleekView never sends mail. It only reads, sorts, filters, and exports the rows the plugin captured. Forwarding and reroute logic stays with Email Log Pro or your SMTP provider. The dashboard makes the audit table workable; the plugin keeps owning the captured rows themselves.

Email Log writes a clean audit table, but a paginated list is not an audit tool. Compliance teams need the rate of traffic across senders, the shape of volume across the quarter, and the top recipients during an inquiry. SleekView Charts reads wp_email_log directly and lays out those answers as KPI numbers, ranked bars, and a volume area.

The dashboard runs inside WP Admin, gated by capability, so the audit answer is one click away rather than one CSV export and a spreadsheet pivot away.