No. The MailerLite account side stays authoritative for subscriber, campaign and automation analytics. SleekView Charts adds the WordPress placement dashboard the plugin itself does not provide, focused on which forms are embedded where and how they perform locally.

Yes. The dataset includes post_type alongside form_id and post_id. Group a Bar card by post_type to see which custom post types carry MailerLite forms, useful for sites that publish to posts, pages and custom types simultaneously across a single MailerLite account.

Yes. SleekView parses both the legacy [mailerlite_form] shortcode and the mailerlite/form Gutenberg block attribute. A site mid-migration between the two embed styles still renders accurate coverage and per-form rankings on the same dashboard without configuration changes.

Yes. The cached form metadata carries the form_type field (popup, embedded, promotion, landing page). Apply a dashboard-level filter on form_type to recast the entire dashboard around a single placement style, useful for popup-specific audits and review.

Yes. The post-content scan is indexed and cached, and aggregations run against indexed columns the WordPress core already maintains. Sites with thousands of posts and dozens of MailerLite forms render the four-card dashboard in seconds reliably across the install.

Yes. Each chart card exposes its underlying row set, which exports to CSV with the active filters applied. That gives marketing teams a clean handoff for board reports without round-tripping through the MailerLite account-side export tools or extra integrations to set up.

Yes. Although the plugin connects to one account at a time, sites that have rotated accounts keep historical submission rows under each account_id. SleekView joins the account ID into the dataset so a Pie card splits submissions across the current and legacy accounts cleanly without ambiguity.

Yes. SleekView datasets can join the MailerLite form_id into WooCommerce order rows on a shared customer email. The result is a Bar card showing revenue attributable to each MailerLite form, closing the loop between opt-in source and downstream order revenue.