No. It runs alongside. MemberPress' built-in Reports keep working, and SleekView Charts adds a free-form dashboard that reads the same custom tables. Sites use both, with the SleekView dashboard tuned to the team's specific operational questions while the Reports tab serves the canned high-level rollups.

Yes. Each chart card targets one data source — for example one card reads mepr_transactions while another reads mepr_subscriptions — and the canvas can hold cards from any source side by side. The result is a single screen with revenue, subscription, and member-base charts in one view.

Add an Area or Line card grouped by created_at with the transactions filtered to status equals failed. The card plots failed-transaction count or summed failed amount per day, which is the dunning trend most finance teams want to monitor month over month.

Yes. Each card supports filters, and a dashboard-wide filter (or saved filter set) applies to all cards. Build a per-level dashboard by setting a top-level filter on product_id, and every card on the canvas re-renders against that subset.

Yes. SleekView's chart aggregation runs on the same indexed columns the Table view uses, so a transactions table with hundreds of thousands of rows aggregates in well under a second for typical groupings. Saved chart layouts can also cache aggregation results for repeated reloads.

Yes. A Pie segment, Bar column, or Area band can be clicked to open the matching filtered Table view. The drill-through preserves the active dashboard filters, so the resulting row-level view shows exactly the slice that the chart segment represented.

Yes. Courses data lives in mpcs-course, mpcs_lesson, and mpcs_section custom post types with progress meta. Chart cards can read those tables for per-course enrollment counts, completion-rate breakdowns, and lesson-progress trends alongside the core membership charts.

Yes. Save a dashboard, gate it by capability, and finance, admin, and support each load the layout tuned to their workflow. The same underlying tables drive each layout; the chart cards on the canvas vary per role.