MotoPress Hotel Booking stores accommodations as mphb_room_type posts, bookings as mphb_booking, and seasons as mphb_season. Booking dates, totals, statuses, and rates live in the standard postmeta layer around those post types. The plugin's calendar and admin screens handle reservations and pricing well, but they list rather than chart.

SleekView Charts reads the same post types. A Number card surfaces upcoming check-ins this week. A Pie shows booking status mix. A Bar ranks accommodations by total bookings. An Area card plots check-in dates over the next 60 days, so the next two months' arrivals shape reads at a glance. Revenue managers, reception teams, and owners each get a dashboard targeted at their workflow, with charts sourced from the same booking engine data.

The MotoPress calendar stays where it is for individual reservation handling. The chart layer becomes the read for property-level patterns and revenue-side planning.

A booking plugin stores rich data and exposes very little of it as charts by default. The MotoPress admin handles individual reservations and seasonal pricing setup, but the property-level patterns that revenue, reception, and ownership care about live one query away from being visible. Which accommodation earned the most this quarter? When is the next two months' arrival shape going to peak? How does the status mix sit before the busy season opens? SleekView Charts reads the same post types and meta MotoPress already maintains and turns the answers into dashboard cards.

The calendar stays where it belongs for individual booking work. The chart layer becomes the property-level read each hospitality role opens before making the next decision.