SleekView Charts for JivoChat
JivoChat's conversations and agents live in its cloud. The WP plugin only holds widget code and page-targeting flags. SleekView Charts turns that into a multisite install audit with charts.
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JivoChat installs, as charts
JivoChat's WordPress integration is intentionally thin. The plugin embeds a JavaScript snippet, stores the widget code as a wp_options row, and exposes page-targeting flags. Conversations, agent state, and transcripts all live in JivoChat's cloud. The WP-side data is small, but on multisite networks it's exactly the data agencies and ops teams need a dashboard for.
SleekView Charts aggregates per-blog JivoChat options across a network and turns the install state into chart cards. A number card counts total installs across blogs. A donut splits blogs by widget ID so retired widgets pointing at archived workspaces surface as their own wedge. A bar of page-targeting flag mix (all pages, posts only, specific URLs) surfaces routing inconsistency. An area chart of last-edit timestamps tells operations how recently each blog's configuration was touched.
The dashboard answers operations questions a single-blog admin can't see. Which blogs are still loading a retired widget. Which subsites have no JivoChat at all. Which client sites in the network haven't been audited in over a year. Conversation analytics stay in the JivoChat app; install consistency lives on the WordPress side, and that side finally has a reporting layer.
Workflow
From per-blog options to a network dashboard
Aggregate options
Parse widget IDs
Build the audit dashboard
Triage and fix
Sample dashboard
Charts you can build from JivoChat install data
Total installs
Count
Widget ID mix
Count
group by widget_id
Page-targeting flags
Count
group by loaded_on
Last-edit cadence
Count
group by last_edit
Comparison
Default JivoChat plugin vs SleekView Charts
Default JivoChat plugin
- Plugin UI shows one blog at a time
- No network-wide chart of widget IDs
- Page-targeting flags aren't summarized as a distribution
- Last-edit cadence isn't surfaced anywhere
- Retired widget IDs don't stand out from active ones
SleekView Charts
- KPI for total installs across the network
- Donut for widget-ID mix across blogs
- Bar chart for page-targeting flag distribution
- Area chart for last-edit cadence
- Drill into any chart slice for per-blog detail
Features
What SleekView Charts gives you for JivoChat
Network install KPI
Live count of blogs with a JivoChat snippet. The first number an agency wants on a Monday audit, replacing a manual check across thirty client admins.
Widget-ID donut
Blogs grouped by widget ID. A retired or staging widget appears as its own wedge instead of hiding inside the active-installs list.
Targeting consistency
Page-targeting bar shows whether the network is consistent (all blogs all-pages) or fragmented. Inconsistency is the signal for a network-wide cleanup.
Audience
Who builds JivoChat charts dashboards with SleekView
Agencies
Audit JivoChat installs across every client without opening 30 separate WP admins. The donut and bar charts answer 'is everything consistent' in one screen.
Compliance
Confirm chat snippets aren't loaded on cookie-walled pages. The page-targeting bar surfaces 'all pages' targeting against blogs that have a cookie wall, immediately.
Support ops
Spot retired widget IDs still loading on subsites. The donut wedge for an archived ID is the unambiguous cleanup signal.
The bigger picture
Why install audits need charts, not lists
Cloud chat snippets are deceptively simple: they drop into a single options row, they load JavaScript, and they look healthy from the WordPress side regardless of whether the cloud workspace they reference still exists. On a single site that simplicity is a feature. On a multisite network running across thirty client sites, that simplicity becomes a problem.
Retired widget IDs, inconsistent page-targeting rules, snippets that never got migrated when JivoChat updated its loader, theme-injected snippets that nobody can find. None of these failures show up in a single-blog admin because the single-blog admin shows the snippet that's currently active, not whether it's the right snippet. SleekView Charts pivots across blogs and produces an audit dashboard.
A network's worth of install state on one screen, with widget-ID mix as a donut and page-targeting as a bar. The dashboard takes a minute to read. The fix takes one inline edit per affected row.
The operational ergonomics finally match the scale at which these installs are actually being managed.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Charts for JivoChat
No. Conversations live in JivoChat's cloud. SleekView Charts reads only the WP-side install state: widget code, page-targeting flags, last-edit timestamp. For conversation analytics, the JivoChat dashboard is the source of truth.
Yes. The JivoChat snippet is a JavaScript embed and most sites install it through code-snippet plugins (Code Snippets, WPCode, Insert Headers and Footers). SleekView Charts reads whichever option key holds the snippet, including options written by code-snippet managers.
Snippets in theme files (header.php, functions.php) aren't in the database. SleekView Charts can't chart them as rows. Move them to a code-snippet plugin and they appear in the audit. Honest reporting beats fake inventory.
Yes. SleekView aggregates per-blog options into a network-wide chart so agencies running JivoChat across many client sites get one cross-site audit. Per-client filters and roll-ups are both one-click operations.
Page-targeting (all pages, posts only, specific URLs) becomes a chart dimension. The bar chart of targeting-flag distribution surfaces inconsistency that should be standardized across the network.
If your install logs option changes through a plugin like Stream, the last-edit timestamp surfaces. Without an option-change log, the database only stores the current value. The chart shows whichever timestamp is available.
Yes. Click any chart slice (a widget-ID wedge, a page-targeting bar) to open the underlying table view filtered to that selection. From the audit to the per-blog detail is one click.
Yes. Before swapping JivoChat for another tool, the install dashboard becomes the migration punch list. Each blog with an active snippet needs the swap; the audit chart says how many remain.
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