SleekView Charts for HelpCrunch
HelpCrunch is a SaaS chat and helpdesk tool. SleekView Charts pivots the WordPress-side, captured leads, webhook payloads, and any synced conversation rows, into a status mix, source-page distribution, age trend, and webhook health KPI on chart cards.
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WordPress-side HelpCrunch data, rendered as cards
HelpCrunch's WordPress plugin embeds the chat widget and forwards configuration to the HelpCrunch dashboard. Conversations live in the HelpCrunch app along with automated messages and knowledge-base articles. The WordPress side typically holds plugin options, captured leads from pre-chat surveys or contact forms, and webhook payloads when a custom listener catches them.
SleekView Charts pivots whichever WP-side sources your stack populates into a dashboard. Status mix as a donut. Source-page distribution as a bar (which pages drive chat starts). Age trend as an area chart for the open queue. Webhook delivery health as a single-number KPI. Same data as the SleekView table and kanban, rendered as cards.
The boundary stays honest. HelpCrunch's app remains the source of truth for conversations, automated messages, and knowledge-base articles. The chart dashboard reports on the slice that already lives in WordPress, which is the slice marketing and ops keep needing to look at without flipping between tools.
Workflow
How charts plug into WP-side HelpCrunch data
Identify the source rows
Map fields to chart axes
Compose the cards
Save and gate
Sample dashboard
Charts you can build from HelpCrunch for WordPress data
Leads by status
Count
group by status
Leads by source page
Count
group by source_page
Lead volume per day
Count
group by captured_at
Failed webhooks (7d)
Count
Comparison
Default HelpCrunch WP plugin vs SleekView Charts
Default HelpCrunch WP plugin
- WP-side leads have no chart layer at all
- Source-page distribution requires a spreadsheet to compute
- No timeline of lead volume per day in WordPress
- Webhook health requires inspecting raw rows by hand
- Cross-reference with WP users not exposed as a chart axis
SleekView Charts
- Donut of locally captured lead status
- Horizontal bar of leads by source page
- Area chart of lead volume per day
- Webhook health KPI for sync-layer monitoring
- Same source as the SleekView HelpCrunch table and kanban
Features
What SleekView Charts gives you for HelpCrunch
Lead-status mix
Donut of locally captured leads by status. Shift handovers begin from a chart instead of counting kanban cards by eye, and the figure stays the same after a refresh.
Source-page distribution
Horizontal bar of leads per source page tells marketing which pages drive chat starts. Campaign-level allocation gets a real signal instead of an anecdote.
Webhook health KPI
Single-number card of failed webhook deliveries in the trailing window. Sync drift is caught the same hour it starts instead of after the next campaign report.
Audience
Who builds HelpCrunch charts dashboards with SleekView
Marketing teams
Source-page distribution and lead volume trend on one dashboard. Monday morning campaign review runs from the chart instead of a spreadsheet export.
Sales teams
Status donut filtered to open and in-progress with priority sub-grouping. Outreach prioritisation starts from the chart rather than a flat list.
Ops teams
Webhook health KPI sits beside cron and HTTP error counts on the ops dashboard. Integration drift becomes visible before it cascades into missed leads.
The bigger picture
Why WP-side HelpCrunch data deserves a chart dashboard
HelpCrunch is a focused chat-and-helpdesk tool and most teams running it are content to leave conversation management in the HelpCrunch app. The friction sits at the seams, in the data WordPress accumulates around the integration. Pre-chat survey leads, webhook payloads from chat events, the occasional synced conversation row for reporting.
The SleekView table closed part of that gap by giving those rows a list UI. The chart dashboard closes the rest by giving them a reporting layer. Lead status as a donut.
Source pages as a bar. Lead volume as a curve. Webhook health as a number.
The HelpCrunch app keeps owning the conversation; WordPress finally owns the dashboard view of the WP-side ledger that has been sitting in the database all along.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Charts for HelpCrunch
No. SleekView Charts reads what your WordPress database already holds: captured leads, synced conversation rows where a sync layer writes them, and webhook records. Without a sync layer, conversations stay in the HelpCrunch app.
Plugin configuration in wp_options. Captured leads depend on which integration captures them, sometimes a custom table, sometimes postmeta, sometimes a direct pipe to HelpCrunch without a WP record. The dashboard surfaces whichever path your stack uses.
Yes. Filters compose at the dashboard level. Scope every card to a specific source page, UTM, or date range with a single saved view. Each chart recomputes against the filtered source.
Only if your stack has an API bridge or webhook listener that propagates WP changes to HelpCrunch. The chart dashboard itself is read-only; the SleekView table handles row-level edits, and the bridge handles the round trip.
No. SleekView Charts is admin-side only. It does not enqueue scripts on the public site or intercept page requests. The HelpCrunch widget loads exactly as it always does, with no performance impact.
Yes. Charts, table, and kanban layouts read from the same source. Switching between them is a layout toggle, not a data migration, so a filter set saved at the source applies wherever you view it.
Yes. Each card exports its computed series as CSV or JSON. Useful for handing data to a non-WP stakeholder, monthly reporting, or pulling chat-lead data into a spreadsheet for ad-hoc analysis.
Yes. Saved dashboards are gated by capability so marketing sees source-page cards, sales sees the priority distribution, and reporting roles get a read-only view of the same source. Inline edits remain in the table layout.
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