Pretty Feedback collects visitor feedback through forms or widgets and stores each submission as a custom post with rating, topic, and source meta. The admin lists submissions one row at a time, which works when the volume is low and breaks the moment the campaign actually performs. After a launch a team can be sitting on hundreds of submissions with no aggregate view of what people actually said.

SleekView Charts reads the feedback CPT and its meta keys (rating, topic, page source). A Number card counts new submissions in the period. A Pie splits feedback by rating. A Bar surfaces the topics mentioned most. An Area chart trends submission volume per day so the launch effect, the campaign window, or a Friday outage shows up as a visible event.

The dashboard sits beside the table view, both reading the same dataset. Triage a submission in the table, the chart cards reflect the new status on next load. No separate report tool, no spreadsheet export.

Pretty Feedback does its job: it collects submissions, attaches rating and topic context, and stores them somewhere structured. The trouble is that a list of feedback rows is not feedback insight. After a campaign with hundreds of submissions a team needs a rating distribution, a topic ranking, and a per-day trend, not a longer scroll.

SleekView Charts reads the same CPT and meta the moderation table already exposes, then renders the answers as Number, Pie, Bar, and Area cards on a saved dashboard. The plugin keeps owning the form and the inbox; the dashboard adds the reporting surface the team needs to act.