SleekView Charts for PeepSo
PeepSo stores members, activities, friendships, and messages across wp_peepso_* tables. SleekView Charts groups those rows into Number, Area, Pie, and Bar cards so moderators and community managers see engagement and report load at a glance.
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From wp_peepso_* rows to a community dashboard
PeepSo writes activities, reports, friendships, and member metadata across dedicated wp_peepso_* tables. The default PeepSo dashboard surfaces some metrics, but the operational questions community managers and moderators ask — "how many activities per day?", "what share is reported?", "which groups are alive?" — are spread across separate screens and dashboards.
SleekView Charts treats those tables as the chart source. Each card picks one column to group by (activity type, group, reported flag) and one to aggregate (count of activities, sum of reactions, average reports per activity). The result is a dashboard that runs against the same wp_peepso_* rows the moderation table uses, refreshing on demand rather than nightly.
Community managers get a daily activity trend and a top-groups leaderboard; moderators get a reported-content trend; growth teams get a top-contributors bar. Each card is configured in minutes from the same UI that powers SleekView's tables.
Workflow
Build a PeepSo dashboard in four steps
Pick a base table
wp_peepso_activities, wp_peepso_users, wp_peepso_reports, or wp_peepso_friends depending on the question.
Group by type or group
act_type for activity-type splits, act_external_id for per-group counts, or act_status for the visibility breakdown.
Aggregate counts and reactions
act_reactions for total engagement, Average reports per activity to spot toxic groups.
Save dashboards per role
Sample dashboard
Charts you can build from PeepSo data
wp_peepso_* schema into a real community health dashboard.
Total activities (30 days)
wp_peepso_activities with act_created_gmt in the last 30 days. The top-of-dashboard engagement number.
Count
Activities per day
wp_peepso_activities. Spots active days, quiet weekends, and the after-event spikes.
Count
group by act_created_gmt
Activity type mix
act_type (status, photo, comment, share). Tells you where the community is spending its attention.
Count
group by act_type
Top groups by activity
wp_peepso_activities. The anchor groups and the silent ones are immediately visible.
Count
group by act_external_id
Comparison
Default PeepSo reporting vs SleekView Charts
Default PeepSo admin
- PeepSo's stock dashboard shows summary metrics but not configurable charts
- Per-group activity rankings aren't surfaced in a single visualisation
- Reported-content trend over time isn't a built-in chart
- Custom activity-type breakdowns require add-ons or SQL
- Friend-graph or signup-velocity charts aren't bundled
SleekView Charts
- Count activities grouped by act_type, group, or status
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Area and Line cards over
act_created_gmt -
Per-group leaderboards from
wp_peepso_activities - Pie of reported versus clean activities
- Save dashboards per role with capability gating
Features
What SleekView Charts gives you for PeepSo
Cards over wp_peepso_ tables
Every card runs against the same wp_peepso_* tables PeepSo uses for its own admin. No second database, no nightly extract, no drift between the moderation table and the management chart.
Reported-content trends
Filter activities by act_reports above zero and group on act_created_gmt. A Line or Area card shows whether moderation pressure is rising, falling, or steady.
Engagement leaderboards
Sum act_reactions grouped by group ID or by member ID for a leaderboard of top groups and top contributors. The growth team gets its outreach list without exporting CSV.
Audience
Who builds PeepSo charts dashboards with SleekView
Community managers
Trend of activities per day plus a top-groups bar. Sees which groups are carrying the community and where engagement is dropping.
Moderators
Daily reported-content count and a pie of clean versus reported activities. Spots the days that need extra moderation coverage before a backlog forms.
Growth teams
Top-contributor leaderboard from reactions or post counts. Finds the members worth recognising or promoting to moderators.
The bigger picture
Why community ops need charts on the same data
Healthy community moderation runs on signal. Where is engagement concentrated, which groups have gone quiet, when does moderation pressure spike, who are the contributors holding the place together. PeepSo's tables hold the answer to every one of those questions, but the default admin surfaces them as lists or summary widgets rather than trend cards on a configurable dashboard.
Site owners end up exporting CSVs into a separate tool, which drifts away from the moderation reality over time. SleekView Charts runs against the same wp_peepso_* tables the moderation table uses, so the reported-content count on the manager's chart matches the queue length on the moderator's screen. One source of truth, two views shaped for the question each role is asking.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Charts for PeepSo
Yes. It reads from wp_peepso_activities, wp_peepso_users, wp_peepso_reports, and friends/groups tables directly. No PeepSo Pro extension is required for the charts layer, and PeepSo's own front-end queries are unaffected.
Yes. Filter activities with act_reports greater than zero (or join wp_peepso_reports) and group on date. A Line or Area card shows the trend so moderation pressure is visible before the queue overflows.
Yes. Group memberships and group-level activity show up in the standard tables and join cleanly. Per-group activity counts, member counts, and reaction totals all chart from the existing rows.
Cards refresh on demand against the live wp_peepso_* tables, with no caching layer between the chart and the data. An activity posted moments ago shows up on the next refresh of any card that includes it.
No. SleekView Charts runs inside wp-admin only, so the public PeepSo pages don't carry any extra queries or assets. The community feed performs exactly as it did before.
Yes. Save dashboards per role and gate by WordPress capability. Community managers, moderators, and growth teams each open the dashboard shaped for their daily question without rebuilding filters.
Reactions are stored on the activity row and as their own join. Sum or Average over act_reactions for an engagement total, or split reactions by type with a Pie card grouped on the reaction-type column.
Yes. Each card exports its aggregated dataset as CSV, useful for board reports, monthly snapshots, or for handing data to a marketing team without giving them full database access.
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