Thrive Apprentice's course, module, and lesson CPTs plus the dedicated progress tables and usermeta keys the plugin maintains. These are the same records the per-course and per-student screens read from, so cards reflect exactly what the plugin sees.

Thrive Apprentice itself must be installed since SleekView reads its tables. The other Thrive Suite plugins are not required for charts to work. The dashboard queries the schema, not the broader Thrive UI.

Yes. Group completions by lesson_id within a course and the Bar ranks lessons by completion count. A clear step down between two consecutive lessons usually signals a content or pacing issue worth fixing.

Yes, when the source is stored in usermeta or a related field. Group by referral_code, coupon, or enrolment_method on the same query and the Pie or Bar splits the cohort by source for launch attribution.

No. Thrive Apprentice indexes progress tables on user_id, course_id, and timestamps, and SleekView Charts uses those indexes for group-by queries. Even catalogues with hundreds of courses and tens of thousands of students render in under a second on typical hosting.

Yes, when enrolment is tied to a price field via Thrive Apprentice's pricing tiers or an integrated payment plugin. Sum the price column grouped by course_id and the Bar ranks courses by revenue contribution next to enrolment counts.

Yes. Certificate issuance status sits in usermeta and surfaces as a chart dimension. Filter to students with a specific certificate and the cards narrow to that segment for compliance reporting or alumni outreach.

Yes. Each saved dashboard is scoped by WordPress capability so academy directors, instructors, and marketing each see their own slice. Instructors can be scoped to the courses they own so they only see relevant cards.