MasterStudy spreads its data across wp_stm_lms_user_courses, wp_stm_lms_user_lessons, wp_stm_lms_quizzes, and the courses post type. The default admin shows enrolments inside each course detail screen, so a marketplace with twenty instructors has no global chart view. Quiz attempts live in their own table without a real dashboard, and order data sits in a third tab.

SleekView Charts reads all four sources together and builds one dashboard. A Number card shows active enrolments. A Pie card breaks down enrolments by completion status across the catalogue. A Bar card ranks instructors by enrolment count or average completion. An Area card plots new enrolments over time, so launch effects, sales campaigns, and seasonal patterns are visible without an export.

Saved dashboards handle the marketplace's recurring questions. Instructors open a private view scoped to their own students. Cohort managers track a filtered cohort through the program. Sales pulls active enrolments with order state on one screen. Pro subscriptions join the dashboard for membership-based schools that need engagement and billing on the same surface.

A MasterStudy site that started as a single course rarely stays that way. By the time there are twenty instructors and a thousand learners, the per-course student list is no longer a feature; it's the bottleneck. Marketplace owners cannot see which instructors are growing or struggling.

Sales cannot tell paid enrolments from refunded ones without exporting four CSVs. Cohort managers running a six-week intensive lose a day each Friday rebuilding the same dashboard. SleekView Charts reads the same STM LMS tables and turns them into configurable cards: Number for KPIs, Pie for distributions, Bar for ranked breakdowns, Area for trends, with cross-card filters so cohort comparisons happen by changing the filter.

Same data, hooks intact for any edits through the API, dramatically more useful as a daily marketplace dashboard.