SleekView Charts for Reviewer Plugin
Reviewer Plugin stores reviews, templates, criteria, and votes in its own MySQL tables. SleekView Charts reads those tables and turns the review corpus into a single reporting view.
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One canvas for every review, not three separate admin screens
Reviewer Plugin keeps reviews, templates, and criteria in its own custom MySQL tables rather than postmeta. Reviews reference a template ID; templates carry the criteria definitions; votes go to a separate table. Reviews are embedded into WordPress posts via shortcode.
The default admin gives separate screens for reviews, templates, and criteria with no joined view. SleekView Charts reads from each table directly and renders a single dashboard. A Number card counts reviews with an overall score below a chosen threshold. A Pie card distributes reviews by template. A Bar card ranks templates by mean user vote. An Area card plots review updates over time.
Reviewer Plugin still handles editing each review; Charts becomes the place the editorial team looks before deciding what to edit.
Workflow
Build a Reviewer Plugin charts dashboard in four steps
Connect Reviewer's custom tables
Open a new Charts view
Add four reporting cards
Save and share with the team
Sample dashboard
Charts you can build from Reviewer Plugin data
Reviews below score 7.0
Count
Reviews by template
Count
group by template_id
Average user vote by template
Average(user_vote)
group by template_id
Reviews updated per month
Count
group by updated_at
Comparison
Default Reviewer Plugin reporting vs SleekView Charts
Reviewer Plugin admin
- Reviews, templates, and criteria each have separate admin screens
- No native joined view of reviews and their templates
- Vote counts surface as columns, not charts
- No KPI for low-score reviews across the corpus
- No refresh cadence trend chart
SleekView Charts
- KPI count of low-score reviews across the corpus
- Template distribution on one donut
- Template-by-template user vote averages on a bar card
- Review refresh cadence visible as an area chart
- All four cards saved in one Charts view
Features
What SleekView Charts gives you for Reviewer Plugin
Reads Reviewer's custom tables
Reviews, templates, criteria, and votes all feed the same Charts canvas. The agent UI auto-discovers the schema.
Cached aggregates
Each card caches its aggregate at a configurable interval. Big review libraries stay fast.
Joins across tables
Reviews join templates join criteria for cards that need cross-table aggregation, without manual SQL.
Audience
Who builds Reviewer Plugin charts dashboards with SleekView
Editorial teams
Plan refresh sprints from the Charts view. Low-score reviews and stale templates surface before the planning meeting.
SEO and content ops
Spot comparison templates whose user votes drifted down so refresh effort focuses on the highest-leverage content.
Review managers
Track how often each template is in use so retiring an unused template doesn't break anything live.
The bigger picture
Why Reviewer Plugin needs a Charts layer
Reviewer Plugin's custom-table schema is great for the plugin's own performance but hostile to anyone trying to read the corpus at a glance. The default admin offers separate screens with no joined view, so questions like "how many reviews scored below 7" or "which template gets the worst user votes" require manual SQL or a developer. SleekView Charts reads the tables directly and renders four cards that answer those questions on one canvas.
The dashboard updates as reviews and votes change, so the editorial team always has a current read on the review section's health.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Charts for Reviewer Plugin
No. Charts is read-only. Edits happen through Reviewer's admin or SleekView's table view.
Yes. The criteria table joins to reviews, so per-criterion averages work as Bar or Radar cards.
No. Each card caches its aggregate at a configurable interval, so even big review libraries render fast.
Yes. Cards accept where-clauses on template_id or any other column.
Yes. Joining to wp_posts on the shortcode parent post lets cards filter by post_status.
Yes. Cards refresh on a configurable interval. The view header also offers a manual refresh.
Yes. Every card exposes a CSV export of its current aggregate dataset.
Yes. The votes table includes a timestamp column, so an Area card on votes per day or week works directly.
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