No. The plugin still owns moderation, reminder sends, and the CusRev integration. SleekView Charts adds a flexible reading layer on wp_comments, the rating values in commentmeta, and the ivole_reminders table so the team sees ratings, distribution, and reminder trends on one screen.

Yes. The plugin still pushes verified reviews to CusRev as configured. SleekView reads the same wp_comments rows after they land back in WordPress, so the dashboard reflects whatever the plugin syncs in either direction without extra glue code.

Yes. Group wp_comments by comment_post_ID, average the rating value in commentmeta, and add a minimum review count filter. The result is a sorted horizontal bar of the strongest and weakest products by real customer feedback.

Yes. The ivole_reminders custom table records the send time, order id, and click status for every reminder. SleekView Charts plots a daily line of click events so changes in reminder timing surface as a visible spike or dip.

Yes. The plugin writes verified on commentmeta when the review is tied to a real order. SleekView exposes that key as a filter so dashboards can compare verified-only ratings against the full set of approved reviews on the store.

Yes. Saved chart views support role-based visibility so support, marketing, and merchandising each see only the dashboards you allow. The configuration can be exported as a JSON file for staging environments or backups.

Yes. Any saved chart view can be embedded on a frontend page with role-based access, so a manager or partner reads the rating and reminder numbers without WordPress admin access. The embed respects the same role rules as admin.

Cards aggregate against the existing wp_comments indexes on comment_post_ID, comment_approved, and comment_date, with a single join to commentmeta on the rating key, so dashboards stay quick even on stores with hundreds of thousands of reviews.