No. The addon allows multiple active rows in pmpro_memberships_users per user_id and adds the pmpro_membership_levels_groups table for grouping levels into mutually exclusive or concurrent sets. SleekView reads both, no new schema needed beyond what PMPro and the addon already create on activation.

Both rows in pmpro_memberships_users carry status='active' for the same user_id, with non-expired enddate values. SleekView filters on that condition and pivots by user_id to identify multi-level members. The pmpro_membership_levels_groups join confirms whether the combination is allowed by the site's level group config.

Yes. Join pmpro_membership_orders by user_id and Sum the total column, grouped by the combination of active levels. SleekView's combination pivot makes the group-by string available as a chart axis. The result is a bar showing actual captured revenue per bundle across the entire member base.

For memberships under 100k users the pivot runs in milliseconds. For larger sites, add an index on user_id and status in pmpro_memberships_users and consider increasing the SleekView cache duration to five or ten minutes. The pivot is a standard GROUP BY user_id query, well within MySQL's comfort zone for typical PMPro tables.

SleekView's filter on status='active' excludes expired rows by default, so multi-level dashboards only count concurrent active memberships. If you want to chart historical combinations including expired levels, change the filter or remove it. The flexibility lives in the standard PMPro status column.

Yes. Every chart has CSV and JSON export. For combinations, the export includes the concatenated level string and the count or revenue per row. Useful when handing off to finance for pricing review or to product for packaging discussions, especially when the dataset is too large to scan visually.

Yes. pmpro_subscriptions is a separate table that SleekView can also read, joining on user_id to combine recurring revenue context with the multi-level combination analysis. You can render a chart of MRR per combination by summing subscription amounts and grouping by the same combination key used elsewhere.

Yes. SleekView reads pmpro_membership_levels_groups and exposes group_id and the group name as a filter and grouping option in the chart builder. You can render a Pie of members by group, or filter a combination chart to one group at a time, without configuring anything outside the standard chart UI.