Thrive Leads stores impressions and conversions row-by-row in tve_leads_event_log, with variation, group, and form-type pointers into tve_leads_form_variations, tve_leads_group, and tve_leads_form_type. The default Thrive Leads reports section gives you per-group graphs and a conversion report, but every cut requires drilling into a specific group.

SleekView Charts queries the same tables and exposes them as configurable chart cards. A Number card sums conversions across every group for the period. An Area card trends impressions and conversions day by day so a redesign or campaign launch shows up as a visible inflection. A Bar card ranks form types (lightbox, ribbon, slide-in, ScrollMat) by conversion rate so the team can stop guessing which format is pulling its weight.

Because the dashboard reads tve_leads_ directly, it stays current without an export step and stays admin-only, capability-gated. The Thrive Leads reports section keeps owning per-test detail and split-test winners. SleekView Charts owns the cross-cutting picture the reports tab never lays out in one view.

Thrive Leads already stores every impression and conversion in your database, but the default reports tab still forces a per-group drill-down. That cost shows up the moment marketing asks which form type is converting best across the whole site, or whether last week's redesign moved the trend. SleekView Charts answers those questions directly against tve_leads_event_log and the related variation and group tables, with KPI numbers, trend areas, and ranked bars on one canvas.

The dashboard lives next to the rest of WP Admin, so the team that owns lead capture does not have to keep a separate BI tool just to read its own conversion data.