WP Coursify is an open-source LMS that registers courses and lessons as custom post types, with enrolment, progress and (when commerce is enabled) order records on the side. The admin lists courses with student counts and offers per-course progress screens. That answers 'who is on this course?' but not 'how is the catalog doing this month?' or 'which course has the lowest completion rate across the last quarter?'

SleekView Charts reads the enrolment custom posts and the course custom posts directly, plus the lesson progress records WP Coursify maintains. A Number card surfaces enrolments in the last 30 days. A Pie splits enrolments across courses so a few top sellers separate from a long tail. A Bar groups completion percentage per course so a stuck course becomes visible. An Area trends enrolments over time so a launch reads as a shape, not as a row count.

The chart view and table view sit on the same dataset. Filter to active enrolments or to one cohort, and both surfaces narrow together. No exports to a spreadsheet, no separate reporting tool wired in.

WP Coursify is structured cleanly around custom post types and metadata, which is exactly what makes it a good base for a charts layer. The admin screens are designed for the single-course workflow: enrol, review one student, mark complete. That workflow has nothing to say about the catalog.

Course operators running ten or twenty courses need to see enrolment health across the catalog, average completion across courses and enrolment volume over time. SleekView Charts reads the same custom posts WP Coursify already maintains and turns them into those answers without leaving the WordPress admin. The plugin keeps owning the LMS work; the dashboard layer turns its data into something a stakeholder can read at a glance.