Event Tickets Plus extends the free Event Tickets plugin with paid tickets sold through WooCommerce, attendee registration fields, QR code check-in, and ticket-type variations. Each attendee is its own post in the tribe_tickets_attendees or tribe_rsvp_attendees CPT, with meta that captures the parent event, the ticket type, the linked WooCommerce order ID, and the check-in status.

The default attendee list is scoped per event with a fixed column set, which works when checking in one event at a time but hides the multi-event picture the operations team needs: total tickets sold across the season, mix of paid versus RSVP, top ticket types by revenue, and the check-in pace at the door. SleekView Charts reads the attendee CPT and joins to wp_posts for events, posts for products, and the WooCommerce order tables on _tribe_tickets_attendee_order_id for revenue.

The dashboard becomes the operations screen: ticket sales, revenue, check-in mix, and a daily sales trend across the season. Numbers update as orders complete in WooCommerce and as scanners flip the check-in meta key, with no parallel reporting database in between.

A per-event attendee list is fine for checking in twenty people at the door for one show. The moment a programme runs eight events across two months with three ticket tiers and a WooCommerce gateway, the per-event list stops answering the questions that actually matter: how is the season pacing, which events are revenue-positive, which ticket type is selling out first, and how many attendees are still pending payment three days from the door. Event Tickets Plus captures every attendee correctly in tribe_tickets_attendees with the meta keys around it, but the default admin renders the data as per-event rows the team has to count by hand.

SleekView Charts treats the same CPT as a single dataset and aggregates it into number, pie, bar, and area cards that read product_id, event meta, order_id, and check-in state directly. The result is an operations surface where ticket sales, revenue, check-in pressure, and daily pace live on one screen.