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SleekView Charts for Post SMTP Pro: provider charts

SleekView queries the postman_smtp_log custom post type the Post SMTP Pro extension already enriches with mailer metadata, so charts of provider mix, sender accounts, failure rate, and daily volume render directly from wp_posts and wp_postmeta.

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SleekView Charts dashboard for Post SMTP Pro extension

Post SMTP logs more than most teams realize

Post SMTP already writes every send to wp_posts as a postman_smtp_log entry. The Pro extension layers on additional wp_postmeta keys like the resolved mailer name, the sender from address, an HTTP status code, and a delivery transcript so the team has the full picture if a message bounces. The free plugin also stores a global success-fail counter in wp_options for the homepage widget.

None of that becomes a dashboard on its own. The plugin renders the standard WP list table for logs and a small chart widget on the Post SMTP dashboard page, both with limited grouping. SleekView reads the same posts and the same meta keys without an export step, surfacing per-mailer counts, per-status splits, and time-series volume in real Tremor charts.

For sites running Post SMTP Pro across two or three mailers, typically Gmail SMTP for staff mail plus Brevo or SendGrid for transactional, this gives you a single dashboard that shows the mailer mix, top failing mailers, sender account distribution, and daily send volume, sourced entirely from logs Post SMTP writes for free into the WordPress database you already manage.

Workflow

Turn the Post SMTP log into a dashboard

1

Aim at postman_smtp_log

Choose wp_posts filtered by post_type equals postman_smtp_log in the SleekView chart configuration. This is the same custom post type both the free Post SMTP plugin and the Pro extension use, so every logged send is fair game for a chart.
2

Pull in the Pro-only meta keys

Group by _eml_mailer to see Gmail SMTP versus Brevo versus SendGrid, or by _eml_from to see which sender address sent the most. SleekView builds the join between wp_posts and wp_postmeta when you select a meta key as the group-by field.
3

Decide success or volume

Aggregate with Count to see total sends, or filter to _eml_status equals success first and then Count to see successful sends only. Subtract the two to get failures, or just chart both as side-by-side stacked bars on one widget.
4

Mount on the SMTP dashboard

Save the chart to a SleekView dashboard named SMTP and pin it as a custom WP admin menu page. The dev team and ops team open the dashboard instead of clicking through the Post SMTP log list every time a question about deliverability comes up.

Sample dashboard

Four Post SMTP charts that actually answer questions

Each card below reads from the postman_smtp_log custom post type and the Pro-extension meta keys for mailer, sender, and status that Post SMTP writes automatically.
Number · Default

Successful sends this week

A KPI counting postman_smtp_log entries where _eml_status equals success and post_date_gmt is within the last 7 days, with the prior week's value shown underneath so any deliverability regression jumps out as a percentage delta.
Count
Pie · Donut

Mailer mix across all sends

A donut grouping log rows by the _eml_mailer postmeta key the Pro extension writes, showing Gmail SMTP versus Brevo versus SendGrid versus Mailgun share of total send volume across the last 30 days of activity.
Count group by _eml_mailer
Bar · Horizontal

Top sender from addresses

Horizontal bar of postman_smtp_log entries grouped by the _eml_from postmeta value, useful for confirming that no-reply addresses dominate transactional traffic and that the support inbox alias still appears in the expected ratio.
Count group by _eml_from
Area · Gradient

Failures over time

Gradient area chart counting log entries where _eml_status equals failed, bucketed by day off post_date_gmt, so spikes coincide visually with deployments or external mailer incidents inside the same admin screen.
Count group by post_date_gmt

Comparison

Default Post SMTP admin vs SleekView

Default Post SMTP log table

  • Post SMTP shows only a basic list, with limited filtering by status
  • No native breakdown by mailer for sites using multiple SMTP providers
  • Top sender from address requires manual export and a spreadsheet pivot
  • Failure trend over time is invisible from the default WP admin views
  • Dashboards cannot be restricted to a non-admin support role without code

SleekView Charts

  • Reads the same postman_smtp_log the Pro extension already enriches
  • Groups by _eml_mailer to chart Gmail, Brevo, SendGrid mix
  • Filters on _eml_status for success or failed counts
  • Combines log charts with WooCommerce order charts on one dashboard
  • Granular role permissions for support, marketing, and ops separately

Features

What SleekView Charts gives you for Post SMTP Pro extension

Multi-mailer awareness

Post SMTP Pro routes mail through whichever mailer you configure first and falls back to a backup if delivery fails. SleekView's mailer pie chart shows exactly when the fallback kicked in, sourced from the _eml_mailer postmeta key Pro writes on every log row.

Drill in without SQL

Filter a chart to _eml_status equals failed plus _eml_mailer equals SendGrid plus post_date_gmt within the last 24 hours to investigate a single incident. The chart configuration UI exposes every meta key the plugin uses so no guesswork is required.

Audit-ready exports

Every Post SMTP chart in SleekView exposes a CSV export of the underlying log rows. Provide compliance with a daily download of failed sends for the past 90 days, including subject, sender, and recipient meta, without granting raw database access.

Audience

Where Post SMTP teams use SleekView

Support deflection

Customer says the welcome email never arrived. Support filters the failure area chart by recipient email and sees the log row, the mailer, the failure reason, all without opening a database client or a paid Post SMTP add-on.

Mailer migrations

Moving from Gmail SMTP to Brevo for transactional? The mailer donut shows the rollover in real time. Within minutes of the new config saving, the Brevo slice grows and the Gmail slice shrinks, confirming the switch worked at the log level.

Quarterly deliverability review

Ops uses the area chart of daily volume to validate that send counts match site activity quarter over quarter. Sudden plateaus surface dropped cron jobs or rate-limit issues that the default WP admin would never have shown.

The bigger picture

Why Post SMTP teams need real charts

Post SMTP is one of the most installed SMTP plugins on WordPress, and the Pro extension makes it powerful enough to be the entire deliverability stack for a small site. The data it logs is rich: mailer, status, sender, recipient, transcript, all written into standard WordPress storage. The missing layer is the dashboard.

Most teams discover deliverability problems from a customer complaint, not from the WP admin, because the default log view does not aggregate. SleekView fixes that without asking Post SMTP to do anything different. It reads the same postman_smtp_log post type, joins the same meta keys, and surfaces a four-chart dashboard that answers the questions teams already ask in Slack each week.

Mailer mix, sender mix, failure trend, daily volume. Add a WooCommerce order count to the same dashboard and you have a deliverability picture that scales with the business, all sourced from the database WordPress already manages.

Questions

Common questions about SleekView Charts for Post SMTP Pro extension

The base postman_smtp_log custom post type and _eml_status meta exist in the free Post SMTP plugin too, so basic volume and success-fail charts work without Pro. The mailer breakdown chart specifically reads the _eml_mailer key that Pro writes, so multi-mailer charts benefit most from having Pro active.

 

No. SleekView leverages WordPress object cache and meta_key indexes, so queries on postman_smtp_log stay fast even at 100,000 entries. Cache TTLs are configurable per chart, so high-traffic dashboards stay responsive while low-traffic admin charts can be refreshed on demand.

 

Yes. Each postman_smtp_log row is linked through wp_postmeta to its _eml_mailer value. SleekView surfaces that as a group-by field, so you can chart sends by mailer or, in a CSV export, see the resolved mailer for every individual email in any time range.

 

No. SleekView is read-only against wp_posts and wp_postmeta. It builds dashboards on top of data Post SMTP writes but never deletes, edits, or rewrites a log row. You can safely uninstall SleekView at any point and the underlying logs remain untouched.

 

Partially. The _postman_session_transcript meta holds the SMTP transcript including error codes. SleekView can filter on substrings of that field, so you can build a chart of failures containing 550 5.1.1 or another diagnostic code, though the transcript is unindexed and slower than meta-key joins.

 

Yes. SleekView dashboards scope per site by default, so each subsite charts its own postman_smtp_log. A network admin can also build a network-level dashboard that aggregates across subsites, though that requires a small wpdb prefix configuration step at chart creation time.

 

Post SMTP Pro ships a small chart widget on the plugin dashboard page, but it covers only success-fail volume for a fixed window. SleekView lets you pick the table, the group-by column, the aggregation, the date range, and the chart type. The dashboard is also reusable across other data sources.

 

Yes. Filter a chart by _eml_from equals support@example.com and the dashboard will only show rows from that sender. Pair the chart with a role restriction so the support team sees their own send volume without seeing transactional traffic from other addresses.

 

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