The Ultimate Member Real-time Notifications add-on sends in-site alerts to members for events (new message, friend request, wall post, mention, follow). Each notification is stored as a record linked to a recipient user_id, sender user_id, type and read-state flag, with a creation timestamp. The default surface is the in-site bell menu and a per-member notification panel, which is right for the recipient reading their own alerts and unhelpful for understanding notification volume and delivery health across the community.

SleekView Charts reads the notification records joined with wp_users and renders the result as chart cards. A Number card counts total notifications sent in a window. A Pie shows the read-vs-unread mix so operators see whether alerts get opened or pile up. A Bar ranks notification types by volume so the team sees which events drive most of the channel. An Area trends notifications per day so campaign pushes or notification-rule changes become visible.

Filters on the table (type, read state, date range, recipient role) carry across to the chart view, so a single-type or last-30-days dashboard narrows every card simultaneously. Cards read what the add-on already writes.

Ultimate Member Real-time Notifications captures the data delivery operators need: which notification went to which recipient, of what type, opened or not, when. The default surface places that data inside the recipient's bell menu, which is right for the member reading their alerts and unhelpful for almost everything operators do with delivery data at the cohort level. A total-notifications KPI anchors weekly channel reports, a read-vs-unread Pie surfaces whether the channel actually works, a notifications-by-type Bar produces real rule-tuning shortlists and an Area on date_created warns before a new rule floods the channel.

Same notification rows, same timestamps, completely different decision posture. The charts render the channel the add-on already runs as a dashboard, which is the difference between knowing notifications fire and knowing how the channel is performing this quarter.