SleekView Charts for miniOrange OTP Verification
miniOrange OTP Verification sends and validates one-time codes via SMS, email, and WhatsApp. SleekView Charts aggregates the channel, status, and conversion data into one dashboard.
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OTP attempts become chart cards, not paginated rows
miniOrange OTP Verification gates registration, checkout, and form submissions behind a one-time code. The plugin writes attempt and verification records to its own tables and meta keys: timestamp, channel, status, and the form or user the verification targeted. The default admin shows attempts in a paginated table, which works for one-off lookups and not for cross-channel analysis.
SleekView reads the OTP log table directly. Charts then group by channel (SMS, email, WhatsApp), by status (verified, failed, expired), by the form the OTP came from, and by date. A Number card counts verified OTPs today; a Pie shows channel mix; a Bar ranks forms by attempt count; an Area tracks success rate per day.
The plugin keeps owning sending, validation, and the per-channel integrations. SleekView only adds the aggregation surface, so dashboards reflect exactly what OTP Verification recorded.
Workflow
From OTP attempts to chart cards in four steps
Connect the OTP log
Select log columns
Add chart cards
Save the dashboard
Sample dashboard
Charts you can build from miniOrange OTP Verification data
Verified OTPs today
Count
Channel mix
Count
group by channel
OTPs by form
Count
group by form_id
Attempts per hour
Count
group by created_at
Comparison
Default miniOrange OTP reporting vs SleekView Charts
Default miniOrange OTP admin
- The OTP log paginates attempts without cross-attempt aggregation.
- Channel mix across SMS, email, and WhatsApp requires CSV work.
- Form-level attempt rankings have no native dashboard.
- Hourly or daily trend charts are not surfaced in the admin.
- Success-rate visualisation needs spreadsheets after export.
SleekView Charts
- Reads the miniOrange OTP log table directly with no parser layer.
- Channel, status, form identifier, and timestamp all chartable as groupBy keys.
- Number, Pie, Bar, Area, Line, Radar, and Radial cards per dashboard.
- Aggregations cover count, sum, average, minimum, and maximum.
- Saved dashboards share one dataset with Table and Kanban views.
Features
What SleekView Charts gives you for miniOrange OTP Verification
Channel dashboards
Pie and Bar cards show how OTPs split across SMS, email, and WhatsApp, driving channel-cost decisions.
Success-rate tracking
Area cards by status surface whether the verified-to-total ratio is stable or sliding over time.
Abuse spotting
Hourly attempt area cards expose spikes that often point to fraudulent registration or bot activity.
Audience
Who builds miniOrange OTP charts dashboards with SleekView
WooCommerce checkouts
Dashboard of OTP attempts per channel and per form so the team can drop the channel that drives the most failures.
Registration-heavy sites
Per-hour area card flags bot-driven OTP spikes during signup so countermeasures can be deployed early.
Operations and finance
Channel mix bar feeds the SMS-cost calculation by exposing how many OTPs went through the paid channel.
The bigger picture
Verification data is most useful when it can be summed up
miniOrange OTP Verification is good at the moment of verification: send, prompt, validate. The trade-off is that the resulting log is row-shaped, and questions like 'are we paying for SMS we did not need' or 'is registration being abused at 3am' need aggregations the admin does not show. SleekView Charts closes that gap by reading the OTP log directly and surfacing channel mix, status splits, form rankings, and hourly trends as configurable cards.
The plugin still owns sending and validation; SleekView adds the aggregation surface, so conversion, cost, and abuse become decisions made on real data rather than guesses.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Charts for miniOrange OTP Verification
Yes if the plugin writes its OTP attempts to the database. Premium editions usually expose more columns (channel cost, custom form metadata) that turn into more chart options.
Yes if the plugin stores a country or country-code column. Otherwise a small custom column or a meta key with country prefix solves it.
No. Charts read the existing log at admin request time. Sending, validation, and gateway calls happen on user requests and are untouched.
Yes. Group by the status column to see sent, verified, failed, and expired buckets in a single Pie or Bar card.
Yes. WhatsApp is just another channel value in the channel column, so the channel-mix donut splits it out automatically.
No. The plugin keeps owning OTP send, validation, and per-channel gateways. SleekView only adds analytics.
SleekView reads what the database stores. If phone numbers are hashed or redacted, the chart can still count rows and group by channel and status.
Yes. The dataset behind every chart is the same one Table view reads, so a CSV export is one click away.
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