SleekView Charts for SliceWP
SliceWP records affiliates, referrals, visits, and payouts in four custom tables. SleekView Charts joins them and renders Number, Pie, Bar, and Area cards so program managers stop building Looker dashboards on top.
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Affiliate data scattered across four tables, never charted
SliceWP ships with wp_slicewp_affiliates for partners, wp_slicewp_referrals for conversions, wp_slicewp_visits for clicks, and wp_slicewp_payments for payouts. The native admin gives a focused list per table, which works for browsing but not for the program-wide questions managers ask weekly: total earnings this month, status mix, top affiliates, referral trend over time.
SleekView Charts reads all four tables and renders the answers as cards. A Number card sums 30-day earnings. A donut splits affiliates by status (Active, Pending payout, Suspended). A Bar card ranks the top 10 affiliates by 30-day referrals. An Area card plots referrals per day for 30 days. The agent UI handles the joins so chart cards reference real columns without exposing SQL.
Inline approvals, payout marks, and tier promotions stay in the SleekView table view, where they fire through SliceWP's standard update hooks. The dashboard is purely the program-overview layer that the four-table admin never had.
Workflow
From four tables to one charts dashboard
Join the program tables
Build the program KPI
Surface the program mix
Plot the referral trend
Sample dashboard
Charts you can build from SliceWP data
Earnings (30d)
Sum(referral_amount)
Affiliate status mix
Count
group by status
Top affiliates (30d)
Count
group by affiliate_id
Referrals (30d)
Count
group by referral_date
Comparison
Default SliceWP reporting vs SleekView Charts
SliceWP default admin
- Affiliates, referrals, visits, and payouts each on a separate screen
- No chart cards above any of the program tables
- Top-affiliate rankings need a report rerun or a manual export
- Referral trend over time isn't visualised in the default UI
- Status mix is invisible without filter clicks and counting by eye
SleekView Charts
- 30-day earnings as a Number card on referral_amount
- Status donut covering Active, Pending payout, and Suspended
- Top-affiliates Bar card ranked by 30-day referral count
- 30-day referral volume Area card with gradient fill
- Dashboard pairs with the SleekView affiliate+referral table
Features
What SleekView Charts gives you for SliceWP
Program-wide visibility
Four chart cards summarise affiliate, referral, visit, and payment data the native UI scatters across separate screens. Program reviews start from a dashboard, not a tab pivot.
Earnings as a KPI
A 30-day earnings Number card replaces the running spreadsheet many SliceWP managers kept by hand. Finance reconciliation starts from a real total.
Status drift as shape
The status donut makes program health visible at a glance. A growing Suspended slice signals fraud cleanup is overdue; a shrinking Active slice signals an outreach problem.
Audience
Who builds SliceWP charts dashboards with SleekView
Program managers
Earnings Number, top-affiliates Bar, and referral Area card cover the weekly review. Tier promotions and outreach decisions start from a dashboard instead of a CSV export.
Finance reconciliation
A scoped earnings card filtered to approved referrals matches the payout export, so finance reconciles affiliate spend against revenue without rerunning reports.
Fraud and compliance reviewers
The status donut and a conversion-rate Bar (clicks vs referrals) surface affiliates with suspicious patterns, useful before quarterly compliance audits or program cleanup passes.
The bigger picture
Why affiliate programs need a chart layer
Affiliate programs scale through visibility. Past fifty partners, no manager remembers who drove 18 referrals last month or who has been silent since December. SliceWP captures all of it: visits, conversions, commission, payout state.
The admin just splits each fact across a different screen, which means program review either becomes a multi-tab clicker or a quarterly spreadsheet ritual. A charts dashboard turns the four tables into a saved view that answers the weekly questions in seconds: how much did the program earn, who's pending payout, who's converting, where's the trend going. Tier promotions become 'sort the top-affiliates Bar and promote the top three.' Fraud cleanup becomes 'filter the status donut and review the Suspended slice.' The plugin's affiliate logic, commission webhooks, and payout integrations stay unchanged because the dashboard only reads the program tables.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Charts for SliceWP
No. The dashboard reads from wp_slicewp_affiliates, wp_slicewp_referrals, wp_slicewp_visits, and wp_slicewp_payments without writing. Inline edits still happen in the SleekView table view, where they go through SliceWP's standard update functions so commission webhooks and MailPoet integrations keep firing.
Yes. Pro features like recurring commissions, lifetime referrals, and tiered rates add columns to the same tables. Chart cards surface those columns automatically, so a recurring-commission Bar card or a tiered-rate donut is one configuration step in the agent UI.
Yes. Conversion rate is referrals divided by visits per affiliate. A Bar card grouped by affiliate ID with a custom expression on visits and referrals surfaces it, useful for spotting affiliates driving traffic but not converting and for fraud reviews.
Yes. Payout records from wp_slicewp_payments appear as fields in the dashboard. A Pie card grouped by payout status (Pending, Paid, Rejected) and a Sum on payout amount turn payout batch planning into a one-screen exercise.
Yes. Each card supports an export-data action that downloads the aggregated rows as CSV. Common exports include monthly payout batches, top affiliates by 30-day earnings, and full program snapshots for external finance reporting.
No. SleekView Charts paginates and runs server-side aggregations on the SliceWP tables, so even programs with thousands of affiliates and hundreds of thousands of referrals stay responsive. The agent UI flags missing indexes if a query slows down.
Edits happen in the SleekView table view, not directly on chart cards. The table writes through SliceWP's affiliate update path so subsequent referrals use the new rate. The dashboard refreshes on the next load to reflect the updated configuration.
Yes. wp_slicewp_visits is joined into the dashboard so visit counts, conversion rates, and visit trends appear as cards. Sort by conversion rate to find affiliates driving traffic but not converting, or by raw visits to spot the highest-volume partners.
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