SleekView Charts for Formidable Stripe: payments as a dashboard
Formidable Stripe writes every charge to frm_payments with amount, status, paysys, sub_id, and created_at, and links each row back to frm_items and frm_forms. SleekView Charts reads those tables and builds revenue KPIs, status donuts, top-plan bars, and daily revenue trends inside WordPress.
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Read your Formidable Stripe payments as charts, not a long list
Formidable Stripe already has the data. Every Stripe charge lands in frm_payments with amount, status, paysys, sub_id, action_id, receipt_id, and created_at on every row. The entry that triggered the payment lives in frm_items with the form_id, and individual field answers sit in frm_item_metas as long-format rows. The default Payments screen shows a paged list with totals, but no side-by-side dashboards.
SleekView Charts reads the same Formidable tables and turns them into chart cards on a single dashboard. A Number card summing amount for completed Stripe payments this month, a Donut splitting payments by status for completed, failed, refunded, and pending, a Bar of the top forms or plans by revenue joining frm_payments to frm_items, and an Area chart of daily revenue from created_at. Each card is a saved query against the live tables, not a CSV.
This is not a Stripe Dashboard replacement. Stripe still owns disputes, refunds, payouts, and tax reconciliation. SleekView Charts adds the reading layer Formidable site owners actually need: revenue per form, recurring versus one-off via sub_id, the conversion gap between entries in frm_items and paid rows in frm_payments, all on one screen, scoped per role, embeddable on a frontend page for stakeholders who should not need admin access.
Workflow
From frm_payments to a chart dashboard in four steps
Point SleekView at Formidable
Switch the view to Charts
Add chart cards
Save and share the dashboard
Sample dashboard
Charts you can build from Formidable Stripe data
Stripe revenue this month
Sum(amount)
Payments by status
Count
group by status
Top forms by Stripe revenue
Sum(amount)
group by form_id
Daily Stripe revenue
Sum(amount)
group by created_at
Comparison
Default Formidable Payments screen vs SleekView Charts
Default Formidable Payments
- The Payments screen is a paged list of frm_payments rows with a single total figure at the top
- No side-by-side view of revenue, status mix, top forms, and daily trend on one screen
- Custom field answers in frm_item_metas cannot be combined with payment status as a dimension
- No saved dashboards per role for finance, marketing, or admins
- No frontend embed for stakeholders without WordPress admin access
SleekView Charts
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Configurable chart cards built directly from the
frm_payments,frm_items, andfrm_formstables - Mix Number, Pie, Bar, Line, and Area cards on a single payments dashboard
- Saved chart views scoped per role for finance, marketing, and form owners
- Embed any saved chart view on a frontend page with role-based access
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Queries hit the existing indexes on
id,status, andcreated_atso dashboards stay quick at scale
Features
What SleekView Charts gives you for Formidable Stripe
Real chart cards on payment data
Number, Pie, Bar, Line, Area, Radar, and Radial cards built directly from the frm_payments columns and the frm_items join you already have.
Complements the Stripe Dashboard
Stripe still owns disputes, refunds, and payouts. SleekView Charts adds the inside-WordPress reading layer for revenue per form and entry-to-payment conversion.
Role-scoped sharing
Save Stripe dashboards per role and embed them on frontend pages so finance, marketing, and admins each see only the slice you allow.
Audience
Who builds Formidable Stripe charts dashboards with SleekView
Finance and owners
Track the Stripe revenue KPI and daily revenue area to see the month at a glance, with refunded and failed amounts visible on the same screen.
Marketing teams
Use the top-forms bar and daily Stripe revenue trend to measure which checkout forms and campaigns actually convert into paid orders.
Form admins
Watch the payments-by-status donut and failed-payment count to spot Stripe configuration issues before customers complain.
The bigger picture
Stripe revenue should fit on one screen, not a paged list
Formidable Stripe stores data well. Every charge lands in frm_payments with amount, status, paysys, sub_id, and created_at, linked to the originating entry in frm_items and the form in frm_forms. The reading side is still a paged Payments screen with one total at the top, so seeing revenue alongside status mix, top forms, and daily trend usually means an export and a spreadsheet.
SleekView Charts reads the same Formidable tables and turns them into chart cards on a single saved dashboard. Finance sees the Stripe revenue KPI and the daily area. Marketing sees top forms by revenue.
Admins see the status donut and the failed-payment count. Stripe Dashboard keeps owning disputes, refunds, and payouts; SleekView Charts adds the flexible inside-WordPress layer that an actual team can share, scope per role, and embed on a frontend page for stakeholders who should not need admin access.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Charts for Formidable Stripe
No. Stripe still owns disputes, refunds, payouts, and tax reconciliation in the Stripe Dashboard. SleekView Charts is a flexible reading layer on frm_payments and the Formidable entries join for the inside-WordPress questions Stripe does not lay out, like revenue per form and entry-to-payment conversion.
SleekView reads frm_payments for amount, status, paysys, sub_id, action_id, receipt_id, and created_at, frm_items for the originating entry and form_id, frm_forms for the form name, and optionally frm_item_metas for individual field answers as chartable dimensions.
Yes. The status column on frm_payments is a regular chartable dimension, so the orders-by-status donut, the count of failed payments, and the refunded total are all single chart cards in SleekView without any custom SQL.
Yes. SleekView joins frm_payments to frm_items on item_id and resolves form_id against frm_forms, so a horizontal bar of top forms by revenue or a stacked bar of forms by status is a standard pattern, useful for comparing checkout funnels side by side.
Yes. Recurring charges carry a non-empty sub_id in frm_payments while one-off charges do not, so a Pie card grouped by whether sub_id is present, or a Bar of the top subscriptions by total amount, both work out of the box without custom code.
Yes. Saved chart views support role-based visibility so finance, marketing, and form admins each see only the dashboards you allow. The same dashboard can also expose a per-form subset to that form's owner.
Yes. Any saved chart view can be embedded on a frontend page with role-based access, so internal stakeholders or external accountants read the Stripe dashboard without a WordPress admin login.
Cards paginate and aggregate against the existing indexes on id, status, and created_at on frm_payments, so dashboards stay quick even on sites with tens of thousands of paid entries. Heavier joins to frm_item_metas are lazy and only run when a card actually needs that meta key.
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