Only WordPress postmeta written by Platinum SEO Pack: seo_title, seo_description, seo_keywords and noindex (and any extra keys your version of the plugin adds), plus standard wp_posts columns. SleekView never re-runs SEO analysis or hits an external service.

No. Platinum SEO Pack still owns the wp_head output. SleekView only reads postmeta, so the rendered title tag, meta description and canonical stay exactly as the plugin produces them. Disabling SleekView changes nothing for the front-end SEO output.

Yes. Platinum SEO Pack stores a noindex flag (commonly as a 1/0 postmeta value); a Pie or Bar grouped by that flag shows the site-wide split. Useful for confirming that thin-content noindex policy is being applied at the post level.

Yes. Group a Bar card by post_type with a Count aggregation on posts where seo_description is non-empty. Custom post types are the most common offenders for silently missing SEO meta.

Yes. Group by post_date with a Count aggregation on posts with a non-empty seo_description, and the Area chart shows whether SEO meta is keeping up with the publishing cadence or whether the gap is widening every month.

Yes. A filter on seo_description IS NULL surfaces every post the meta box has not yet written for. That filter on top of a post_type bar is the exact list editorial leads want when planning a meta-coverage sprint.

Yes. Any filtered set behind a card exports as CSV with the seo_title, seo_description, noindex flag and post_type columns. Useful for handing a per-post-type gap list to an external editor or for archiving a snapshot before a content audit.

Yes, as long as Platinum SEO Pack is the active writer of the head tags. If another SEO plugin is also writing seo_description or its own meta keys, both keys will exist in postmeta and the dashboard can chart either, but governance becomes easier if a single plugin owns the head output. SleekView only reads what is in the database.