Rank Math writes redirects into wp_rank_math_redirections, 404 events into wp_rank_math_404_logs, prominent words and link suggestions into wp_rank_math_internal_meta, and SEO fields into standard postmeta. The default admin gives each table its own screen with its own filters, which makes connecting a 404 spike to a missing redirect a slow, manual task.

SleekView Charts reads from those tables directly and renders a single reporting dashboard. A Number card counts the open 404s with no matching redirect. A Pie card splits redirect types between 301, 302, and 307. A Bar card ranks the top 404 sources by hit count. An Area card plots 404 events over time so a deploy that broke URLs jumps off the chart.

The redirects screen is still where you run the workflow. Charts is the surface that tells you which workflow to run next.

Rank Math captures rich data across its tables, but each table sits behind its own admin screen with its own filters. A 404 spike on the logs screen, a redirect with zero hits on the redirects screen, and an internal link with no destination on a third screen are all related, and all silent on their own. SleekView Charts joins those datasets into a single reporting view so the patterns become visible, the SEO debt becomes countable, and a deploy that broke URLs stops hiding in row 47 of a long log.

The cards stay live as the data changes, so the dashboard reflects the site as it is right now.