QuizCat builds outcome-style and graded quizzes for marketing and lead generation. Each quiz is a custom post, each attempt is stored with the chosen answers, the matched result and a timestamp. The admin UI lists attempts in a paginated table, with per-quiz totals on the quiz edit screen. That answers 'did this quiz get traffic?' but not 'which result do most people land on?' or 'how does attempt volume look against the campaign calendar?'

SleekView Charts reads attempts directly, joined to the quiz and the result. A Number card surfaces total attempts in the last 30 days. A Pie splits attempts across results so the dominant outcome on a 'which type are you?' quiz becomes visible. A Bar groups attempts per quiz so a high-traffic quiz separates from a dormant one. An Area trends attempts over time so a campaign push reads as a shape on the chart, not as a row count on the list.

The chart view and table view share the same dataset. Filter to a single quiz, a single result or the last seven days, and both surfaces narrow together. No exports, no spreadsheet, no analytics integration on top.

QuizCat is built for marketers, but its default reporting is built for the quiz owner, not the campaign owner. Each quiz edit page shows its own counts, which works when there is one quiz and stops working when there are ten. Marketing teams need to compare quizzes, watch attempts against the campaign calendar and see the distribution of outcomes on a personality-style quiz without counting rows.

SleekView Charts puts all of that on one screen using the records QuizCat already stores. The plugin keeps owning capture and result logic; the dashboard layer gives the data a campaign-aware view without exporting anything into a separate analytics tool.