SleekView Charts for FluentCRM Emails
SleekView Charts reads fc_campaigns and the FluentCRM email-event tables directly. Sent, opened, clicked, bounced and unsubscribed counts per campaign render as Number, Pie, Bar and Area cards in WP Admin.
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Campaign performance shouldn't live in a single analytics tab
FluentCRM writes every email event to dedicated tables. fc_campaigns holds the broadcast metadata. fc_campaign_emails stores the per-recipient send record. fc_campaign_email_meta logs opens and clicks against each recipient. Bounces and unsubscribes are written into related event tables the plugin queries to build its own per-campaign report.
The default per-campaign analytics screen shows sent, open rate and click rate for one campaign at a time. Useful for a quick look at the latest broadcast. Limited for week-over-week comparison or for spotting an open-rate decay across a quarter of campaigns. Cross-campaign questions ("opens per day across the last ten broadcasts", "unsubscribe share by list across the campaign archive") require either a spreadsheet or SQL.
SleekView Charts reads the FluentCRM campaign tables directly. A Number card anchors total emails sent in the period. A Pie splits events across opened, clicked, bounced and unsubscribed. A Bar ranks campaigns by open rate. An Area trends opens or clicks per day so engagement decay becomes visible the moment it starts. Same data the per-campaign report uses, organised as a cockpit for the whole channel.
Workflow
Turn FluentCRM email events into a dashboard
Map the FluentCRM email tables
Compose the chart cards
Save and scope the dashboard
Share or export
Sample dashboard
Charts you can build from FluentCRM email data
Emails sent (30 days)
Count
Events by type
Count
group by event_type
Open rate by campaign
Average(open_rate)
group by campaign_id
Opens over time
Count
group by created_at
Comparison
Default FluentCRM analytics vs SleekView Charts
Default FluentCRM analytics
- Per-campaign report covers one campaign at a time
- Cross-campaign comparison needs a spreadsheet or SQL
- Bounce and unsubscribe trends not surfaced as a time series
- Open rate per list not visualised as a ranking
- No read-only dashboard URL for the whole email channel
SleekView Charts
- KPI card for emails sent in a rolling window
- Pie split across opened, clicked, bounced, unsubscribed events
- Bar ranking campaigns by open rate or click rate
- Area trend of opens or clicks per day across the campaign archive
- Filters carry between campaign table view and chart cards
Features
What SleekView Charts gives you for FluentCRM Emails
Channel dashboard, not per-campaign
Render the whole email channel as Number, Pie, Bar and Area cards. Compare campaigns side by side instead of clicking each report individually.
Engagement decay as a curve
An area trend of opens per day exposes a fatigue pattern early. Reset cadence or refresh the content before the next post-mortem confirms the decline.
Share a read-only snapshot
Send a marketing lead a URL of the email channel cockpit or export the bounce cohort to CSV for a list-hygiene sprint.
Audience
Who builds FluentCRM email charts dashboards with SleekView
Email marketers
Anchor a weekly review on send volume, open rate per campaign and the open trend over time. The bar reveals which subject lines worked, the area surfaces the fatigue curve.
Deliverability ops
Watch bounce and complaint share on the pie. A growing slice triggers a list-hygiene sprint before sender reputation gets dragged down by repeated soft bounces.
Lifecycle managers
Group event counts by list_id to see which lists are most engaged and which are decaying. The chart drives the next quarter's reactivation strategy.
The bigger picture
Why email channels need a dashboard, not just per-campaign reports
Email marketing decisions get made on shape, not on a single broadcast's report. "Is open rate trending up after we tightened the subject line guidance" is a quarterly question, not a campaign-level one. "Is the bounce share growing" is a deliverability question that lives across dozens of sends.
FluentCRM stores every event needed to answer those questions in fc_campaigns and the email-event tables, but the default analytics screen shows one campaign at a time. SleekView Charts reads the same tables and renders the channel as a dashboard. A KPI of sent volume anchors the period.
A pie of event types surfaces hygiene. A bar of open rate by campaign ranks performance. An area of opens per day catches decay early.
Same fc_campaign_email_meta rows, same FluentCRM engine, completely different decision posture for the marketing team.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Charts for FluentCRM Emails
FluentCRM's own custom tables for campaigns and email events, primarily fc_campaigns, fc_campaign_emails and fc_campaign_email_meta. SleekView Charts only reads what FluentCRM already writes, no third-party analytics service is involved.
Yes. The email-event tables back both the free and Pro versions of FluentCRM, so send volume, open and click cards work identically on either licence. The Pro licence unlocks deeper automation tables but not the email-event schema the dashboard reads.
Yes. Group by campaign_id on fc_campaign_email_meta with an aggregation of Average on open_rate or click_rate. The horizontal Bar card ranks campaigns directly, replacing the manual spreadsheet that comparison usually requires.
If transactional sends are dispatched through FluentCRM and recorded in fc_campaign_emails, yes. Transactional emails sent via a separate plugin (WP Mail SMTP send logs, for instance) need their own dataset, which SleekView can also chart alongside the FluentCRM cards.
Yes. FluentCRM indexes the email-event tables on campaign_id, subscriber_id and timestamp columns the engine needs for its own reports. SleekView Charts reuses those indexes for the group-by aggregations the cards run, so accounts sending hundreds of thousands of emails per month render the dashboard in well under a second.
Yes. Stack an Area card with multiple series, one for opened events and one for unsubscribed events, grouped by day. The two curves reveal whether engagement and attrition move together or whether the content is causing one without the other.
Yes. Join fc_campaign_emails to fc_subscriber_pivot and group by list_id to compare event counts per list for any campaign. The bar card reveals which lists drove the most opens, which produced the most unsubscribes and which are quietly silent.
Yes. Each saved dashboard is scoped by WordPress capability. Email marketers see send volume and engagement cards, deliverability ops sees the bounce and complaint cards, and each role saves filter presets without affecting the others.
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