SleekView Charts for WP Booking System
WP Booking System keeps a clean calendar UI for guests and a reservations table for staff. SleekView Charts adds the missing reporting layer: revenue, status mix, calendar performance, and arrivals trends as a configurable dashboard.
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Calendars and tables stop short of charts
WP Booking System tracks reservations in wp_wpbs_reservations with structured fields for calendar, dates, customer, status, and payment. The default admin renders a calendar and a list, both useful for daily ops, neither built to summarize how the rental portfolio is doing.
SleekView Charts reads the same data and produces aggregate cards. Total reservation revenue this month, status mix as a donut, revenue per calendar as a bar, arrivals plotted as an area chart over time.
The dashboard inherits per-calendar permissions, so a property management agency can let each owner rep view only the properties they manage. For a multi-property host running on WP Booking System, the dashboard answers the questions the calendar alone never could.
Workflow
From reservations table to a rental dashboard
Read wp_wpbs_reservations
Compose the dashboard
Filter at the dashboard level
Save per-role views
Sample dashboard
Charts you can build from WP Booking System data
Total reservation revenue
Sum(cost)
Reservation status mix
Count
group by status
Revenue by calendar
Sum(cost)
group by calendar_id
Arrivals by date
Count
group by from
Comparison
Default WP Booking System reporting vs SleekView Charts
Default WP Booking System reporting
- Reservation data is calendar-first, not aggregate
- Cross-calendar revenue rollup is not surfaced
- No status mix donut out of the box
- Arrivals trends require an export to chart
- No saved dashboards per host or owner role
SleekView Charts
- Number, Donut, Bar, Area cards from WP Booking System data
- Group by calendar, status, or arrival date
- Dashboard-level filters scope every card
- Per-calendar permission model carries over
- No external warehouse or spreadsheet round trip
Features
What SleekView Charts gives you for WP Booking System
Portfolio revenue at the top
Total reservation revenue across every calendar shown as a Number card. Replaces the monthly summary spreadsheet rental hosts hand-build today.
Dashboard filters
Switch date range, pin a calendar, or filter to a status and every card reflows. One dashboard answers many shapes of question.
Multi-language safe
Calendar names render in the admin's active language thanks to the join with WP Booking System's localized labels. Owners on WPML or Polylang setups still get a clean dashboard.
Audience
Who builds WP Booking System charts dashboards with SleekView
Multi-property hosts
Rental hosts with five or more apartments get a one-screen view of revenue per property, occupancy trends, and pending versus approved share.
Property management agencies
Per-owner dashboards scoped by capability mean each owner sees only their properties' performance, with no risk of cross-owner data leaks.
Seasonal planning
An area chart on arrival date plotted over twelve months shows the high and low seasons clearly. Staffing, pricing, and marketing become evidence-driven.
The bigger picture
Why rental portfolios need a charts dashboard
WP Booking System excels at the booking flow and at the daily triage table. Where it stops is the question every multi-property host asks at month-end: how did we do, broken down by property, by status, by season. Today that answer involves a CSV export and a spreadsheet, which is fine when it happens once a quarter and painful when it happens every Friday.
SleekView Charts pulls those answers into the admin next to the reservation table. Same data, same permissions, no export step. The reporting layer rental businesses end up building in Excel becomes a saved dashboard that any role can open in two clicks, which means the conversation about performance can happen during a quick coffee break instead of a half-day spreadsheet rebuild.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Charts for WP Booking System
Yes. SleekView Charts queries wp_wpbs_reservations directly on each render. Caching is configurable per chart. Reservation changes made through WP Booking System's admin, the front-end booking form, or the inline editing in SleekView's reservation table all show up on the next dashboard refresh.
Yes. Per-calendar permission scoping inherits from the same model the reservation table uses, so a property management agency can give each owner a WordPress user with access only to their properties' calendars. The dashboard automatically scopes every chart to the allowed calendar set.
Yes. WP Booking System stores payment status alongside each reservation when the Stripe or Mollie integrations are active. Charts can group on payment_status to show paid versus pending versus refunded, useful for finance reviews and revenue recognition reports.
Yes. Any custom field collected on the booking form is available as a groupable or filterable dimension. A Bar chart on number_of_guests or vehicle_plate or any per-property custom field is one click away from being a card on the dashboard.
Yes. Each reservation row carries currency, and aggregate cards respect currency context. For mixed-currency portfolios, charts can group by currency to show parallel totals, or apply a fixed conversion rate set in the chart config.
Yes, behind a WordPress login. Owners get a login scoped to their calendars only, and the dashboard URL renders for them with their permissions applied. Public sharing without login is not supported because reservation data includes guest names and payment status.
Historical reservations remain in the table with their original calendar_id, but the join falls back to an Unknown calendar label so the chart still renders. The recommended pattern is to disable rather than delete calendars in WP Booking System for exactly this reason. The dashboard makes obsolete calendars visible so the team can decide how to handle them.
Yes. Each chart card exports as PNG or PDF with the current filter context, so a property management agency can produce per-owner monthly reports with the charts the owner cares about. For deeper exports, the underlying rows are CSV-exportable from the reservation table view.
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