SleekView Charts for Simple Membership PRO: SWPM level dashboards
SleekView reads swpm_members_tbl, swpm_membership_tbl, and swpm_payments_tbl, then renders dashboards showing active members per level, payment trends per week, and registration cohorts over time, all inside WordPress without exports or third-party analytics.
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SWPM has rich data, sparse reports
Simple Membership Plugin with the PRO addons gives WordPress sites a lightweight but capable membership system. It writes member records to swpm_members_tbl, level definitions to swpm_membership_tbl, and payment receipts to swpm_payments_tbl. The data is structured and queryable, but SWPM's admin offers basic lists rather than charts. There is no aggregated view of members per level, no payment trend, no cohort analysis available directly.
SleekView reads the real tables. It queries swpm_members_tbl with status filters, joins to swpm_membership_tbl on membership_level for level names, and pulls swpm_payments_tbl for transaction-level revenue. The plugin exposes columns like account_state, member_since, last_accessed_from_ip, and payment_amount as groupable and aggregatable in the standard chart builder UI inside WordPress.
For a typical SWPM PRO installation, this matters. The plugin runs everything from small private blogs to mid-sized paid communities. With SleekView, the dashboard can show in one screen that the Premium level holds 218 of 540 active members, that monthly recurring payments averaged $1,840 over the last 90 days, and that 12 percent of new members signed up during a single promotional weekend. Numbers the built-in SWPM admin never aggregates regardless of installation size or duration.
Workflow
From SWPM tables to live dashboards
Connect SWPM tables
Filter by status or level
Pick chart and aggregation
Publish and digest
Sample dashboard
SWPM PRO dashboard preview
Active members count
Count(member_id)
Members by level
Count(member_id)
group by membership_level
Monthly payment revenue
Sum(payment_amount)
group by txn_date
Registrations per week
Count(member_id)
group by member_since
Comparison
Default SWPM admin vs SleekView Charts
Default SWPM admin
- Built-in SWPM admin lists members and payments with no chart visualisation at all
- Cannot group swpm_members_tbl by level and aggregate visually, only sortable lists exist
- No revenue trend over time, swpm_payments_tbl is shown as a list without time-binning
- No KPI tiles for active members or monthly recurring revenue from the standard interface
- No frontend embed or shareable link, only WP Admin users can view membership statistics
SleekView Charts
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Read
swpm_members_tbl,swpm_membership_tbl, andswpm_payments_tbl - Group by membership_level, account_state, member_since, txn_date, or any column
- Aggregate Count for members or Sum on payment_amount for revenue across the data
- Filter by account_state, by level, by date range, by payment status, all from the UI
- Embed a level mix Pie on the team dashboard via the SleekView shortcode in one step
Features
What SleekView Charts gives you for Simple Membership PRO addons
Real level breakdown
A Pie of members per level shows the live distribution across SWPM tiers. Useful for product packaging decisions and for spotting whether a recent pricing tweak is shifting members between levels in a meaningful way across the past quarter.
Revenue trend
A Bar of summed payment_amount per month from swpm_payments_tbl tells you whether revenue is climbing, holding, or slipping. Combine with a level filter to see per-tier revenue and identify which level drives the most growth right now.
Cohort analysis
Group swpm_members_tbl by member_since year or month to see registration cohorts. Reveals whether members from one campaign have higher retention than members from another, which directly informs marketing budget allocation across recent campaigns.
Audience
Reporting jobs for SWPM PRO sites
Daily member count
A Number tile of active members from swpm_members_tbl, refreshed every few minutes, gives the team a live count. Useful for marketing landing pages and internal dashboards where the membership size functions as social proof for new visitors.
Monthly revenue review
A Bar of payment_amount summed by month from swpm_payments_tbl gives finance a clear monthly revenue trend. Embed on the finance dashboard via the shortcode so the number stays visible without anyone needing to open WP Admin manually.
Signup velocity
An Area chart of new registrations per week shows whether signups are accelerating or stalling. Tie spikes to campaigns and content pushes to see what drives real growth, then double down on those channels across the next reporting period.
The bigger picture
SWPM is simple by design, reporting shouldn't be
Simple Membership Plugin earns the simple in its name by avoiding the complexity of larger membership platforms, which is exactly why thousands of WordPress sites pick it. The trade-off is that the admin reporting layer is genuinely minimal. For a site that lives entirely on SWPM, that means basic questions like how many active members are on each level and how monthly revenue has trended over the last six months take more effort to answer than they should.
SleekView fills that gap by reading the same SWPM tables the plugin writes to, joining them on standard keys, and rendering dashboards that complement the simplicity of SWPM without forcing the team to migrate to a more complex platform just to get reporting. The result is a stack that stays light but finally has visibility, with the same one-screen MRR and level-mix views that bigger membership platforms charge a premium for but the team gets included with SleekView at a fraction of the cost.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Charts for Simple Membership PRO addons
SleekView reads swpm_members_tbl for member records, swpm_membership_tbl for level definitions, and swpm_payments_tbl for transaction history. These are SWPM's custom tables that live in your WordPress database. The plugin queries them read-only via the standard wpdb interface used everywhere.
Yes. Group swpm_members_tbl by membership_level and aggregate Count of member_id. SleekView joins to swpm_membership_tbl.id automatically to resolve level names for display. The resulting Pie or Bar chart shows the active member distribution across all SWPM levels in one place.
Yes. The free Simple Membership plugin writes the same swpm_members_tbl and swpm_membership_tbl tables. The PRO addons add features like payment integrations and content dripping but use the same underlying schema. SleekView works against both versions identically with no configuration changes.
Yes. swpm_payments_tbl carries one row per payment with payment_amount, txn_date, gateway, and status. Group by txn_date binned to month or week, aggregate Sum on payment_amount, and the chart shows revenue trend. Combine with a status filter for completed-only revenue at any time.
No. SleekView queries run only when a dashboard loads and are cached for a configurable duration. SWPM's own member and payment workflows are not affected because SleekView only reads tables and never holds locks. Set the cache to five minutes for typical use to keep things responsive.
Yes. swpm_payments_tbl has a gateway column. Filter on gateway='stripe' for Stripe-only revenue, or include all gateways for total view. You can also build comparison charts grouping by gateway to see the revenue split across processors during the reporting window of your choice.
Yes. CSV and JSON exports are available on every chart. Useful for handing off to finance, for cohort analysis in Excel, or for reconciliation against bank statements. Exports include the grouped column and the aggregated value, ready to drop straight into another tool for further processing as needed.
No. SleekView is strictly read-only against SWPM tables. It runs SELECT queries through wpdb and never INSERTs or UPDATEs in swpm_members_tbl, swpm_membership_tbl, or swpm_payments_tbl. Your membership records stay exactly as SWPM wrote them and the plugin's own workflows continue working unchanged.
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