WP Mail Logging captures every wp_mail call with subject, recipient, headers, content, attachments, and any send error into wp_wml_logs. The default plugin screen is a paginated list with single-column sort and basic search. When the SMTP provider hiccups and hundreds of messages fail in an hour, that screen becomes the bottleneck.

SleekView Charts reads the same table and turns it into a dashboard. A Number on total emails sent. A Pie on status so success vs failure share is one glance. A Bar on top recipients so the highest-volume mailboxes are clear. An Area on sent_at so outages and spikes line up against the editorial and operational calendar.

The view is admin-only and gated by capability. Support staff get the read dashboard for lookup questions. Developers get the trend view for debugging a new transactional email. Ops gets the failed-only saved dashboard for daily triage. The plugin still owns the logging. SleekView owns the workable analytics surface on top.

WP Mail Logging captures the entire wp_mail surface area of your site, which is exactly what ops and support need when something goes wrong. The default screen is built to read individual rows, not to surface the rate of failure across hundreds at once. SleekView Charts turns wp_wml_logs into a dashboard so a Pie shifts visibly when SMTP errors begin, a Bar makes the noisy mailbox obvious, and an Area places the incident on the same timeline as the deployment that caused it.

The plugin still owns the logging itself. SleekView owns the workable surface that turns that log into operational insight.