Yes. SleekView Charts queries latepoint_bookings and joins latepoint_services, latepoint_agents, latepoint_customers, and latepoint_transactions on each render. Caching is configurable per chart. There is no warehouse, no nightly job, no parallel data source.

Yes. Per-role dashboards use LatePoint's capability checks. An agent with the appropriate role sees only their own bookings in every chart, with no cross-agent visibility. Practice managers and reception get the full team view.

Yes. LatePoint's custom booking-form add-on stores extra answers in booking meta. Any field in use becomes a groupable or filterable dimension on the dashboard, so a Bar chart on referral_source or insurance_provider takes a few clicks to build.

Yes. latepoint_transactions joins on booking ID, so charts can group on gateway, transaction status, or amount. A Donut on transaction status shows paid, pending, and refunded share, which drives daily reconciliation work.

Yes. A Donut card captures the current status mix, and a Bar or Area card grouped by week with status filtered to no-show shows the trend. Pair them on the same dashboard and the practice sees both the snapshot and the trajectory.

Yes. LatePoint supports group bookings where one slot has multiple customers. Charts respect the data structure: aggregate cards count the booking row, and a separate Bar can group by attendee count to show typical group size per service.

Yes. Location is a first-class field, so charts can filter or group by location. Multi-location practices can build one dashboard with location as a comparison dimension inside Bar charts, or save one dashboard per location for branch managers.

It does not replace them. LatePoint's built-in reports continue to work for the specific outputs they generate. SleekView Charts is a configurable layer that answers practice-level questions the default reports were never designed for, like service revenue over a custom date range or no-show rate by agent.