Heateor's Super Socializer records every linked Facebook, Google, LinkedIn, or Twitter account inside wp_usermeta with keys like the_champ_fb_details, the_champ_login_data, and matching share counts. The default WordPress Users screen ignores all of it, so admins lose visibility into who logged in through which network and how active those social registrations actually are.

SleekView Charts reads the the_champ_* keys and turns the scattered usermeta into chart cards. Network mix as a Donut, share activity as a Bar, and signup trends as an Area card make the data queryable without phpMyAdmin.

The dashboard runs on standard usermeta queries, so the existing plugin keeps working without any parallel store.

Super Socializer is unusual among social-login plugins in that it doubles as a sharing plugin, tracking both who registered through which network and how many shares they triggered afterwards. That pairing makes the dataset uniquely valuable for marketing, but only if it is queryable. As long as it lives as serialized arrays under a half-dozen the_champ_ meta keys, the value is locked away.

SleekView Charts reads the same usermeta keys the table view reads and renders the result as Number, Pie, Bar, and Area cards. Network mix, share activity, and adoption trend become things marketing reads in seconds rather than things ops promises to query when there is time.