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SleekView Charts for Timely

Timely stores events as a WordPress CPT with iCalendar meta for start, end, venue, category, and recurrence. SleekView Charts turns that meta into dashboard cards organizers can scan before every weekly planning meeting.

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SleekView Charts dashboard for Timely

From a posts list to a calendar dashboard

Timely (the maintained continuation of the All-in-One Event Calendar codebase) ships rich front-end calendar views, but the admin side stays as the standard WordPress posts list. Event teams end up scrolling the front-end month view just to understand the planning horizon, and venue conflicts only surface after a customer call.

SleekView Charts reads the events CPT and the iCalendar-aligned meta directly. Each event start, venue, category, and recurrence rule becomes a dimension you can group by. The result is a dashboard with cards for upcoming load, busiest venues, category mix, and cancellation rate, all updated from the same data Timely renders on the public calendar.

Edits remain in SleekView's table view where they belong. Charts are the read-side surface, the screen organizers open at the start of a planning shift to see what the next two weeks look like at a glance.

Workflow

From iCalendar meta to chart cards

1

Connect the events CPT

Point SleekView at the Timely events post type. Title, status, and date are detected automatically alongside the iCalendar meta keys for start, end, venue, address, category, and recurrence.
2

Pick a grouping

Group by venue, category, recurrence rule, or by event start truncated to week or month. Each grouping renders as a chart card without leaving the SleekView config screen.
3

Choose chart types

Use a Number card for total upcoming events, a Pie for category share, a Bar for venue load, and an Area for events over time. Mix and match as the planning rhythm demands.
4

Pin the dashboard

Save the chart dashboard alongside the table view of the same data. Switch views for read versus edit, or open both side by side during the weekly meeting.

Sample dashboard

Charts you can build from Timely data

Four cards turn Timely's events CPT into the planning view organizers actually need, sourced from the same meta the public calendar reads.
Number · Default

Upcoming events

Total published events with a start date in the next 30 days. The KPI the planning meeting opens on every week.
Count
Pie · Donut

Events by category

Share of upcoming events across Tourism, Culture, Community, and other categories. Drives newsletter and social planning splits.
Count group by event_category
Bar · Horizontal

Events by venue

Venue load across the next month. Surfaces double bookings and underused venues before they become customer calls.
Count group by venue_name
Area · Gradient

Events over time

Event volume per day across the planning horizon. Peaks reveal staffing pressure points; valleys reveal weeks needing promotion.
Count group by event_start_date

Comparison

Default Timely admin vs SleekView Charts

Default Timely admin

  • Event list reuses the WordPress posts table with no aggregate metrics
  • No dashboard for category mix or venue load
  • Recurrence patterns hidden behind the event editor
  • No visual signal for upcoming planning pressure
  • Cancellation rate has to be counted by hand

SleekView Charts

  • Number, Pie, Bar, and Area cards on Timely's events CPT
  • Group by venue, category, recurrence, or event start
  • Filter the dashboard to upcoming, this month, or per venue
  • Chart cards and the table view share the same dataset
  • Saved dashboards per role for organizer, venue coordinator, marketing

Features

What SleekView Charts gives you for Timely

Real planning KPIs

Number cards for upcoming events, draft backlog, and cancellation rate sit at the top of the dashboard. The team opens the screen and sees the state of the calendar in seconds.

Group by what matters

Venue, category, and recurrence rule are first-class group-by dimensions. Switch between them to see where the calendar is heaviest without rebuilding the chart.

Time-series at a glance

Area and Line cards over event start date show planning peaks and valleys. Pair with the Bar card by venue to spot which venues are taking the brunt of the busy weeks.

Audience

Who builds Timely charts dashboards with SleekView

Event organizers

Open the dashboard before each weekly meeting to see upcoming load, category mix, and venue distribution in one screen. The conversation starts from numbers, not from scrolling the public calendar.

Venue coordinators

Watch venue load over the next month with the horizontal bar card. Spot the day a venue is overbooked and resolve it before tickets are sold.

Marketing teams

Category pie tells marketing which campaigns to weight on social and in the newsletter. Filter the dashboard to one category for a focused promotion week.

The bigger picture

Why a Timely dashboard beats scrolling the calendar

Front-end calendar views are made for the public, not for planners. Organizers do not need a month grid to see the next two weeks of events, they need counts, splits, and trends. SleekView Charts reads the same iCalendar meta the public templates render but presents it as the cards a planning meeting actually uses.

Number, Pie, Bar, and Area cards summarize hundreds of events without scrolling. Saved dashboards per role keep marketing, ops, and venue work on separate screens that share the same source of truth.

Questions

Common questions about SleekView Charts for Timely

Yes. Recurrence rules are exposed as a group-by dimension, and recurring instances are counted alongside one-off events. The recurrence engine continues to drive front-end display because SleekView Charts only reads the existing meta.

 

Yes. Each card carries its own group-by, so one card groups by venue and another by category from the same dataset. A stacked bar variant lets you cross both dimensions on a single chart when that's the question.

 

Yes. Charts read the same meta the public calendar reads, so an inline reschedule in the SleekView table view is reflected on the next dashboard render. There is no separate sync step.

 

Yes. Dashboard filters apply to every chart card. A start-date filter for the next 30 days narrows every Number, Pie, Bar, and Area card to that window in one move.

 

Yes. Status is a filterable column, so a Number card with a cancelled filter divided by total events gives the rate. The arithmetic is exposed in the card config rather than hidden behind a metric DSL.

 

Yes. Each dashboard is gated by WordPress capability and saved per role. Organizers, marketing, and venue coordinators each open their own default dashboard without seeing each other's saved layouts.

 

Yes. SleekView Charts is an admin companion. The front-end month, week, and agenda views render normally because the dashboard only reads the same meta the public templates already use.

 

Group-by queries run against indexed meta keys, and time-series cards default to the current planning window unless you ask for the whole archive. Sites with thousands of events render the dashboard in well under a second.

 

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