SleekView Charts for Tickera Pro
Tickera Pro stores tickets in wp_tc_tickets_instances and events as a CPT. SleekView Charts aggregates ticket counts, check-in rates, and revenue per event into a configurable dashboard for door staff and finance.
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Door operations have data, charts make it usable
Tickera Pro adds gateway integrations, custom fields, and the WooCommerce Bridge to the core Tickera plugin. Tickets continue to live in wp_tc_tickets_instances with event reference, ticket type, attendee fields, and check-in flag stored row by row. The default admin shows the inventory; it does not aggregate it.
SleekView Charts reads wp_tc_tickets_instances directly and joins to the event CPT for event title and date. Ticket type, check-in status, gateway, and amount promote to columns that any chart can group or aggregate on. The dashboard becomes the surface organizers use after a door rush to see check-in rate and the surface finance uses on Monday to reconcile revenue.
Custom fields registered through the Tickera Pro Custom Fields add-on appear as columns automatically. The chart dashboard sits next to the table and kanban views built from the same dataset, no extra query language required.
Workflow
From wp_tc_tickets_instances to a dashboard in four steps
Connect Tickera tables
Promote ticket and check-in fields
Add chart cards
Save the dashboard
Sample dashboard
Charts you can build from Tickera Pro data
Tickets sold
Count
Check-in status
Count
group by ticket_status
Tickets per type
Count
group by ticket_type_id
Sales pacing
Count
group by order_date
Comparison
Default Tickera Pro reporting vs SleekView Charts
Default Tickera Pro admin
- Ticket lists are paginated and lack aggregate counters.
- Check-in rate per event needs to be calculated manually.
- Custom Fields add-on values are hidden behind each ticket record.
- Revenue by gateway requires exporting the order list.
- No saved dashboards for door staff versus finance.
SleekView Charts
- Reads wp_tc_tickets_instances and joined event CPT directly.
- Custom Fields add-on columns appear automatically as groupBy options.
- Number, Pie, Bar, Area, Line, Radar, Radial chart types per card.
- Aggregations cover count, sum, average, minimum, maximum.
- Saved views per role, scoped to the columns the role needs.
Features
What SleekView Charts gives you for Tickera Pro
Watch check-in velocity
A donut of check-in status updates every minute during the door rush, so floor managers can decide when to open another scanner.
Reconcile revenue
Sum of amount grouped by gateway covers the weekly finance reconciliation that usually starts with a CSV export.
One dataset, every view
Table, Kanban, and Charts share wp_tc_tickets_instances. Door staff use the table; finance uses the dashboard; both see the same data.
Audience
Who builds Tickera Pro charts dashboards with SleekView
Door staff and floor managers
Check-in donut and per-type bar make staffing decisions obvious during the event itself.
Finance and accounting
Revenue Number plus gateway Pie cover the Monday reconciliation without exporting to a spreadsheet.
Event organizers
Sales pacing area chart drives close-out decisions: hold the price, open the next tier, run a final promotion.
The bigger picture
Pro adds gateways, charts add the operations view
Tickera Pro is a strong door-and-gateway plugin: tickets, attendees, custom fields, and payment integrations all sit in tables the plugin manages. The gap is the dashboard layer where an organizer wants to see check-in velocity during the door rush and reconcile revenue per gateway on Monday morning. SleekView Charts treats wp_tc_tickets_instances as a normal dataset, joins the event CPT for title and date, and renders the four cards that answer those questions.
Saved views become the rituals: door velocity, weekly revenue, per-event status. The plugin keeps owning the tickets; SleekView just charts what they say.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Charts for Tickera Pro
Yes. The ticket instances table is the primary dataset, joined to the event CPT for title and date.
Yes. Custom fields registered through the Tickera Pro Custom Fields add-on appear as columns and can be used as groupBy values.
Yes. When the Bridge is active, the order ID lives on the ticket record. Joining the order surfaces order total, payment status, and customer details on each ticket row.
Yes. Group by event ID and check-in flag, and a stacked Bar or grouped Pie shows the rate per event.
Yes. Each ticket carries its event reference, so multi-day events render alongside single-day events without extra configuration.
Yes. Tickera Pro's scanner continues to write check-ins to the same ticket row. SleekView Charts reads those rows, so the dashboard updates the moment a ticket is scanned.
Yes. Gateway is a column on the ticket order. Filter or group by Stripe, PayPal, offline, or any configured gateway.
Tickera's built-in reports cover totals and order lists. SleekView Charts covers the configurable dashboard layer where teams build the breakdowns they actually use during and after the event.
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