SleekView Charts for Retainful
Retainful runs campaigns in the cloud, but the WordPress side records every cart, coupon, and sync event. SleekView Charts shapes that log into Number, Pie, Bar, and Area cards so ops and marketing stop bouncing between systems for basic answers.
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The Retainful cloud dashboard hides the WordPress-side health story
Retainful is a hybrid plugin: campaigns and templates live in the cloud, but the cart-recovery cron, coupon generator, and webhook handlers run inside WordPress and write event rows to a local log. The cloud dashboard reports aggregate analytics; it doesn't surface the row-level local state where sync stalls and missing coupons actually originate.
SleekView Charts reads the Retainful event log directly and renders the operational picture as chart cards. A Number card sums recovered revenue. A donut splits event types (abandoned cart, recovered, sync error, next-order coupon). A Bar card ranks coupon prefixes by recovered revenue. An Area card plots event volume over 30 days so a sync stall shows up as a sudden drop instead of a buried ticket.
The split with the cloud dashboard stays clear. Retainful keeps owning campaigns, templates, and audience-side analytics. SleekView Charts owns the WordPress-side health story, which is the layer that actually breaks when something goes wrong on either side.
Workflow
From cloud cron to a local charts dashboard
Find the Retainful tables
Surface sync health
Add coupon attribution
Plot the event trend
Sample dashboard
Charts you can build from Retainful data
Recovered revenue (30d)
Sum(order_total)
Sync status mix
Count
group by sync_status
Top coupon prefixes
Sum(order_total)
group by coupon_prefix
Event volume (30d)
Count
group by event_date
Comparison
Retainful cloud + default WP screens vs SleekView Charts
Retainful cloud dashboard
- Cloud dashboard reports aggregate analytics, not row-level local state
- Sync stalls are invisible until recovery revenue drops weeks later
- No coupon-prefix revenue rollup in the local admin
- Event volume trend lives only in the cloud, with no on-site visibility
- Local cart cache and coupon log live in tables nobody charts
SleekView Charts
- Recovered revenue Number card sourced from the local event log
- Sync status donut covering Sent, Queued, and Failed
- Coupon prefix Bar card with revenue attribution per campaign
- 30-day event volume Area card with gradient fill
- Dashboard pairs with the SleekView table for the same Retainful data
Features
What SleekView Charts gives you for Retainful
Cloud and site, one dashboard
Number cards from the local Retainful event log answer the operational questions the cloud dashboard skips, like how many syncs failed today or which coupon recovered most revenue.
Failed-sync spikes visible early
The sync-status donut and event-volume Area card surface a Mailchimp-style outage immediately, so ops responds the same day instead of after revenue declines.
Coupon attribution as a chart
A Bar card grouped by coupon prefix turns the running spreadsheet marketing kept by hand into a saved view that's the same for every reviewer.
Audience
Who builds Retainful charts dashboards with SleekView
Ops teams
Sync status donut and event-volume Area card make API failures visible the day they happen, not weeks later when cart-recovery revenue dries up.
Marketing managers
Coupon-prefix Bar and recovered-revenue Number card replace the manual export and pivot routine for monthly campaign attribution reviews.
Customer support leads
A status-mix donut helps support estimate whether a customer's missing coupon ticket is part of a wider sync failure or an isolated event worth investigating individually.
The bigger picture
Why hybrid plugins need a local charts layer
Retainful's split between cloud campaign management and on-site execution is deliberate, but it leaves a visibility gap. Operational questions like 'are syncs failing this week' or 'which coupon recovered most revenue' have answers in the WordPress event log, not on the cloud dashboard. Without a charts layer, ops teams either run SQL through phpMyAdmin or wait for the cloud-side analytics to catch up days later.
A donut on sync status surfaces failures the day they happen. A Number card on recovered revenue replaces the manual spreadsheet marketing teams kept by hand. A Bar card on coupon prefix turns campaign attribution into a saved view that the whole team reads the same way.
Nothing changes about how Retainful runs campaigns or generates coupons, because the dashboard is purely a read layer over the events the plugin already stores locally.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Charts for Retainful
No. The cloud dashboard owns campaigns, templates, and audience analytics. SleekView Charts is a local-side dashboard over the event log Retainful stores in WordPress. Most teams use both: the cloud for campaign authoring and SleekView for operational visibility on the WordPress side.
Charts read tables and columns by configured name. If a Retainful update renames a column, you re-point the chart at the new field through the agent UI. Saved dashboards are stored as JSON, so schema migrations are a one-time reconfiguration rather than a data-loss event.
Yes. Each card supports a filter applied at query time, so a recovered-revenue Number card can be scoped to event type equals recovered. Combine filters for narrower views like recovered revenue from a specific coupon prefix this month.
No. SleekView Charts is admin-only and never loads on the storefront. Aggregations run server-side against the Retainful tables when an admin opens the dashboard, and indexed columns keep queries fast even on stores with months of recovery history.
Yes. SleekView respects WordPress capabilities. A support role can be granted read-only access to a slim dashboard with sync status and event volume so they can answer customer questions without inline-edit rights on the events themselves.
Yes. SleekView joins Retainful events to the canonical WooCommerce order store, whether that is legacy posts or HPOS, using the order ID stored on the event row. The join is identical across storage backends, so no configuration changes for HPOS.
If the template identifier is stored on the local event row, you can add a Bar card grouped by template with Sum on order_total. If only the cloud holds that detail, the dashboard can link out to Retainful for the per-template breakdown while keeping local revenue rolled up by coupon.
Charts surface aggregated values, not individual email addresses, so the dashboard layer doesn't expose PII directly. Drill-down to the row-level event uses the same capability gating Retainful and SleekView already enforce on the underlying table view.
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