Yes. Any custom field added through Profile Builder is stored as a meta key in wp_usermeta, and SleekView can read it. Dropdowns and radios chart naturally as Pie or Bar. Numeric fields can be summed or averaged. Date fields can be grouped by day, week, or month for trend charts. Multi-select fields chart as ranked counts.

Conditional fields just produce sparser meta rows. SleekView either counts the answered subset (so the Pie sums to the count of answers, not the total user base) or counts blank as its own slice if you map it that way. Both modes are configurable per card, so the dashboard matches the question being asked.

Yes. Profile Builder Paid Registration writes the payment state into user meta, and SleekView can filter cards by that meta key. Build one dashboard for paid signups (with revenue trends and plan mix) and a separate one for free registrations, or combine both with a comparison Bar card.

Yes. The dashboard sits next to the frontend listings, not in place of them. Profile Builder's user listings keep rendering for visitors, while SleekView Charts give admins the backend reporting layer. Both read the same user data, so the numbers match.

Yes. Aggregations run against the indexed user_id and meta_key columns on wp_usermeta, which scale to hundreds of thousands of rows. SleekView also caches aggregation results for saved layouts, so a dashboard with eight cards reloads in under a second on a well-tuned database.

Yes. A Pie slice or Bar column can be clicked to open the matching filtered Table view. The drill-through preserves the active dashboard filter, so the resulting row-level list shows exactly the users the chart segment represented, ready for follow-up, export, or moderation.

Yes. Approval status is stored as user meta, and SleekView can filter or chart by it. Build a dashboard with an approval-queue Number card, a pending vs approved Pie, and a daily approvals Area. Each card filters against the same meta key used by the Profile Builder admin workflow.

Yes. Save a dashboard, gate it by capability, and registration ops, marketing, and admins each load the layout tuned to their workflow. The same underlying tables drive each layout; only the chart cards on the canvas change per role.