The Envira Watermarks Addon stores its per-gallery configuration in the envira custom post type's postmeta, alongside the rest of Envira's gallery config. The key _eg_gallery_data holds the gallery's settings as a serialized array including watermarking flags like enable, image, position, margin, and keep originals. The Watermarking screen toggles those values one gallery at a time, but the portfolio-shaped questions live across galleries.

SleekView Charts reads the same postmeta and turns it into a configurable dashboard. Number cards show total galleries with watermarking enabled. Pie cards split protected galleries by watermark position (top-left, center, bottom-right). Bar cards rank watermark images by how many galleries reuse them. Area cards trace watermark adoption by gallery creation date so a studio can see when protection became standard practice.

Every card reads through the postmeta Envira already writes, so the lightbox, the watermark renderer, and the keep-originals toggle continue to behave normally. The dashboard sits next to SleekView's gallery and image tables, sharing filters and data sources, and turns the protection-shaped questions into a glance-and-go layout for the whole portfolio.

Watermarking is portfolio-shaped. The Envira Watermarks Addon does its job gallery by gallery, with the per-gallery toggle and the position picker doing exactly what they should. The question that comes up after a few months of work is the cross-cutting one.

How much of the portfolio is actually protected, where do the watermarks sit, which logo is the canonical one, and when did the team start watermarking by default. Those answers live in the postmeta the Envira plugin already writes to the envira CPT, scattered across hundreds of gallery posts, and the admin never surfaces them as a portfolio view. SleekView Charts reads the same _eg_gallery_data values and gives those answers as a dashboard.

Watermarking, the keep-originals toggle, the watermark renderer all continue to be Envira's job. Photographers, agencies, and editors finally have the dashboard that turns 'we watermark most of it' into a precise per-position, per-image, per-quarter breakdown.