No. Members Only is intentionally small: it forces login site-wide and that's it. There is no admin dashboard, no statistics panel, no login log. SleekView Charts fills that gap by reading the standard WordPress user tables and any login log you pair with the plugin, turning them into a configurable chart dashboard.

Then SleekView falls back to wp_users.user_registered for signup trends and the session_tokens usermeta key for currently-active sessions. That is enough for a basic dashboard. Pairing Members Only with a login log plugin (User Login History or Simple Login Log) unlocks the daily-cadence Area and the top-user Bar.

Members Only redirects rather than logs, so blocked anonymous hits only show up if you pair it with a request log (server-level or plugin-level). SleekView can read any such log table you point it at and turn it into a daily blocked-traffic Area or top-IPs Bar alongside the other charts.

Yes. Build a Number card that counts wp_users rows where user_registered is older than 90 days and there is no session_tokens usermeta entry. The result is the count of dormant accounts, ready for a cleanup workflow or a re-engagement campaign.

Yes. SleekView's chart aggregation runs on the indexed user_id and meta_key columns the Table view uses, so a community with hundreds of thousands of users aggregates in well under a second for typical groupings. Saved layouts can also cache aggregation results between reloads.

Yes. A Pie slice, Bar column, or Area band can be clicked to open the matching filtered Table view. The drill-through preserves the active dashboard filter, so the row-level list shows exactly the users the chart segment represented, ready for follow-up or moderation.

Yes. Members Only lets you whitelist specific URLs, and those URLs simply do not generate the same anonymous-redirect events. SleekView's dashboards already operate on user activity rather than the redirect itself, so the whitelisted public URLs don't distort the member-activity charts.

Yes. Save a dashboard, gate it by capability, and security, admins, and product each load the layout tuned to their workflow. The same underlying user and log tables drive every layout; the chart cards on the canvas vary per role.