SleekView Charts for Snapshot Backups
SleekView Charts reads the local options Snapshot Backups maintains for schedules, destinations and recent runs, and renders the backup history as Number, Pie, Bar and Area cards in wp-admin.
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Cloud backups deserve a WordPress-side dashboard
Snapshot Backups (the WPMU DEV backup plugin) leans cloud-first: backups are managed and stored through the WPMU DEV hub, with the WordPress plugin keeping a smaller local footprint focused on configuration, destinations and recent activity. The Hub dashboard is the source of truth for long-term history. The day-to-day reliability question (is the schedule still firing, is each configured destination still healthy, is archive size trending up) is the part that benefits from a view inside wp-admin where the rest of the work happens.
SleekView Charts reads the same local options Snapshot maintains: schedule entries, destination records, last-run flags and any locally-cached recent activity. A Number card surfaces successful runs in the last 30 days. A Pie splits jobs across local, Dropbox, Google Drive, Amazon S3 and the WPMU DEV hub. A Bar groups average archive size per month. An Area trends scheduled runs per day so a stalled CRON becomes a chart break.
The Hub stays the source of record. SleekView Charts is the WordPress-side complement that puts the same reliability story in front of the editorial and ops team without an extra console login.
Workflow
Turn the local options into a dashboard
Read the local options
Compose the chart cards
Save and scope the dashboard
Share or export
Sample dashboard
Charts you can build from Snapshot Backups data
Successful runs (30 days)
Count
Runs by destination
Count
group by destination
Average archive size per month
Average(size_bytes)
group by month
Scheduled runs over time
Count
group by started_at
Comparison
Default Snapshot Backups screens vs SleekView Charts
Default Snapshot Backups admin and Hub
- Hub is the analytical surface, not the WordPress admin
- Local plugin UI is intentionally minimal and not chart-driven
- No KPI for runs across a rolling window inside wp-admin
- Destination health requires a separate Hub view
- No read-only WordPress-side dashboard for client reviews
SleekView Charts
- KPI card for successful runs in the last 30 days, inside wp-admin
- Pie split across hub, Dropbox, Google Drive, S3 and other destinations
- Bar of average archive size per month for growth planning
- Area trend of scheduled runs to catch CRON regressions
- Filters carry between table view and chart view on the same activity log
Features
What SleekView Charts gives you for Snapshot Backups
WordPress-side dashboard
Render Snapshot's local activity as Number, Pie, Bar and Area cards in wp-admin. The Hub stays the source of truth for audit history, the dashboard handles the day-to-day.
Destination health in one glance
A Pie by destination plus a KPI for successful runs answers 'is every configured destination still healthy?' without an additional Hub login.
Client-facing snapshots
Share a read-only dashboard URL with a client or export the filtered set to CSV. Monthly retainer reviews stop relying on Hub screenshots.
Audience
Who builds Snapshot Backups charts dashboards with SleekView
WPMU DEV-centric agencies
Keep the Hub as the long-term source of record and add a WordPress-side dashboard for the editorial and operations work that happens in wp-admin all day.
Editorial teams
Editors get a green light or a red flag on backup health inside the admin they already use. No Hub account needed for daily visibility.
Agencies
Apply the same dashboard shape across every Snapshot install in the client portfolio. Each monthly review opens with four consistent cards, which scales cleanly.
The bigger picture
Why a cloud-first backup plugin still benefits from a WP-side dashboard
Snapshot Backups' cloud-first architecture is a strength: the Hub keeps long-term history off the WordPress install, and the local plugin stays small. The cost is that the people most likely to notice a problem first, editors and admins working in wp-admin, are the people least likely to be logged into the Hub at the moment something goes wrong. The lag between Hub visibility and on-site visibility is short but real.
Charting the local activity record inside WordPress closes that lag without competing with the Hub. The Hub still owns the long-term audit story. The dashboard owns the day-to-day glance question (is everything green, is the schedule still firing, is every destination still receiving uploads) that editorial and ops teams ask before they touch anything else.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Charts for Snapshot Backups
No. The Hub remains the source of truth for long-term backup history, restores and most administrative actions. SleekView Charts gives a WordPress-side view of the local activity Snapshot mirrors into wp_options, which is the slice most useful for daily visibility rather than long-term audit.
Only the local options and recent-activity records Snapshot Backups maintains in wp_options. No Hub API call is required for the WordPress-side dashboard, and no premium SleekView dependency on the Snapshot side is involved.
Backup actions remain in Snapshot Backups and the Hub for safety. SleekView Charts focuses on visibility, since the destructive operations (run, restore, change schedule) are owned by the source plugin and its Hub. The chart layer is strictly read.
No. SleekView reads only what is already stored locally and respects WordPress capability checks. Sensitive options like Hub tokens or destination secrets can be marked hidden in the column configuration so they never appear in any view.
Yes. SleekView reads whatever Snapshot stores locally regardless of WPMU DEV plan. The local options and activity records that Snapshot writes are present across tiers, so the dashboard works on free, pro and agency installs.
As fresh as Snapshot mirrors it locally. The plugin updates its local activity record each time it syncs with the Hub, and SleekView reads that mirror. A backup completed five minutes ago appears as soon as Snapshot has updated its local trail.
Negligible. Reads happen on demand against wp_options, which is already cached by WordPress's options cache. There is no background polling, no parallel collector, and no participation in the Snapshot backup or restore pipeline.
Yes. Per-site scope is respected. On multisite each site's local Snapshot state appears in its own dashboard, or a network-level view aggregates activity across blogs for an ops team that monitors the entire network rather than each site individually.
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