Yes. A Bar card grouped on cohort_id with a Count aggregation on the progress table rows gives completion volume per cohort. Add a second card scoped to milestone_id = final_milestone for the true completion-rate view, and the comparison surfaces which cohort runs hottest.

Yes. A Horizontal Bar grouped on milestone_id, sorted ascending by completion count, surfaces the milestone with the fewest completions. That is the bottleneck. Coaches use the card to drive curriculum updates and re-check it on the next refresh.

Yes. An Area or Line card on completed_at with a Count aggregation produces a daily completion trend. The shape of the trend identifies the post-kickoff decay, the mid-cohort dip, and the final-push spike that signal cohort health.

Yes. CoachKit habits log check-ins to the same progress system. A Number card counts check-ins for the current week, and an Area on the check-in timestamp shows habit adherence over time, scoped per cohort or program-wide.

Yes. CoachKit sits on top of MemberPress, so the same SleekView dashboard can mix the cohort completion Area with a MemberPress transactions card. Program leads see learner momentum and recurring revenue together on one screen.

Yes. Any milestone type CoachKit supports lives as a mpch_milestone post or a row in the progress table. SleekView Charts groups on the type field, so custom milestone categories appear as their own bar in the bottleneck card.

Cards run against the live CoachKit tables on each refresh. A milestone completion logged minutes ago appears in the completion KPI, the trend Area, and the bottleneck Bar at the next refresh, in lockstep with the coaching admin.

Yes. Saved dashboards are gated per WordPress capability. A coach role sees a dashboard filtered to their cohort assignments, while a program lead role sees the cross-cohort view, all from the same SleekView setup.