SleekView Charts for LearnPress Pro
SleekView Charts reads learnpress_user_items, learnpress_user_itemmeta and learnpress_order_itemmeta directly. Active students, course mix, quiz score distribution and per-course revenue render as Number, Pie, Bar and Area cards in WP Admin.
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LearnPress reports give totals. SleekView Charts gives a workspace.
LearnPress stores per-user enrolment and quiz attempts in learnpress_user_items, with metadata in learnpress_user_itemmeta. Course definitions live as the lp_course custom post type. Orders for paid courses live as the lp_order custom post type with line items in learnpress_order_itemmeta. LearnPress Pro extends the schema with additional features (announcements, certificates, instructor commissions) layered on the same core tables.
The default LearnPress reports answer the headline questions: how many students, how many courses, how much revenue. They struggle with the operational ones: which courses are losing students at the halfway mark, which quizzes have a pass rate below threshold, which instructors are driving the most enrolment ahead of a commission calculation. Those answers sit in learnpress_user_items and learnpress_order_itemmeta already, indexed and queryable.
SleekView Charts reads the same tables and turns them into a dashboard. A Number card anchors active students. A Pie splits enrolments across courses. A Bar ranks courses by quiz pass rate. An Area trends new enrolments per day. Same LearnPress data, organised so course managers, instructors and finance each get a screen built for their job.
Workflow
Turn LearnPress Pro tables into a dashboard
Map the LearnPress tables
Compose the chart cards
Save and scope the dashboard
Share or export
Sample dashboard
Charts you can build from LearnPress Pro data
Active students
Count
Enrolments per course
Count
group by item_id
Quiz pass rate per quiz
Average(status)
group by item_id
New enrolments per day
Count
group by start_time
Comparison
Default LearnPress Pro reporting vs SleekView Charts
Default LearnPress Pro reports
- Headline aggregates render, per-course shape requires opening each course
- Per-quiz pass-rate bar across the catalogue is not a default visual
- Instructor performance for commission calculations sits across multiple admin screens
- Course-order revenue and enrolment volume live in separate report sections
- No read-only dashboard URL to share with an instructor or finance lead outside WP Admin
SleekView Charts
- KPI card for active students with custom filters on status
- Pie split of enrolments across the lp_course catalogue
- Horizontal bar ranking quizzes by pass rate for content iteration
- Area trend of enrolments per day tied to launch calendar
- Filters carry between the user-items table view and the chart view on the same dataset
Features
What SleekView Charts gives you for LearnPress Pro
Dashboard over learnpress_user_items
Render the user-items table as Number, Pie, Bar and Area cards so course managers see the shape, not a paginated enrolment list.
Filters span table and chart
Filter to status of in-progress and item_type of lp_course in the chart view and the underlying user-items table stays in sync. Same query, two surfaces.
Share with instructors and finance
Send an instructor a read-only URL of their course performance dashboard. Commission reviews use the live LearnPress data instead of a CSV export and a spreadsheet.
Audience
Who builds LearnPress Pro charts dashboards with SleekView
Course managers
Anchor a weekly catalogue review on active students, enrolment mix and per-course completion rate. Spot a course that lost momentum after a content change and rebrief the instructor.
Instructors
Watch quiz pass rate per question on your own courses. Questions everyone fails are either content gaps or ambiguity, and the bar tells you which once you read the wrong answers below it.
Finance and operations
Chart revenue per course from lp_order line items alongside enrolment volume. The two together reveal which courses earn through volume and which earn through price point.
The bigger picture
Why LearnPress deserves a composable dashboard
LearnPress runs a meaningful slice of the WordPress LMS market, and the Pro license adds the features serious operators need: certificates, announcements, instructor commissions, paid memberships. The default reports cover the headline questions but stop at the door of operations, where the questions shift every week. This week the focus is per-quiz difficulty on a new technical course, next week it is instructor performance ahead of a commission run, the month after it is catalogue revenue mix for a board update.
Each of those questions lives in learnpress_user_items and learnpress_order_itemmeta already. SleekView Charts puts them on a dashboard the team can build the week the question is asked, with cards scoped by role and shared as URLs. Same LearnPress data, dramatically more operational reach.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Charts for LearnPress Pro
Primarily learnpress_user_items and learnpress_user_itemmeta for enrolments and quiz attempts, learnpress_order_itemmeta for paid course revenue, plus the lp_course and lp_order custom post types. No data is copied, the cards render straight off the tables LearnPress already maintains.
 The core enrolment and quiz cards work because the same learnpress_user_items table backs both free and Pro versions. Pro-only features (instructor commissions, certificates, announcements) need the Pro license to populate their related tables; the dashboard surfaces whichever tables are populated on the site.
 Yes, where the Pro license enables commission tracking. Group order line items by instructor user_id and sum the commission amount column. Render as a horizontal bar to rank instructors by gross commission across the period, useful for monthly commission runs.
 Yes. learnpress_user_items captures each attempt with start_time and status. SleekView Charts can show first-attempt pass rate, best-attempt pass rate or average score per quiz, depending on which question the dashboard is built to answer.
 Where SleekView writes through LearnPress's APIs (enrolment, completion, quiz grading), the standard hooks fire normally so certificates issue and notifications send. Direct table writes skip hooks by design for back-fills where side effects are not wanted.
 Yes, where LearnPress Pro memberships are configured. Join the membership table to learnpress_user_items by user_id and split the dashboard cards by plan_id. Useful for membership operators auditing which plans deliver the highest completion rates.
 No. learnpress_user_items is indexed on user_id, item_id, item_type and status, and SleekView's group-by queries use those indexes. Sites with hundreds of thousands of enrolment rows render the dashboard in well under a second on typical Kinsta or WP Engine hardware.
 Yes. Any chart dashboard exports the underlying enrolment or order log to CSV or JSON. Useful for sending an instructor their per-course report, for combining LearnPress data with HRIS data outside WordPress or for archival to a learner-record store.
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