WP Reset Pro is the kitchen sink for safe destructive work in WordPress. Snapshots, full resets, partial resets, and a long list of tools each write a row to the plugin's log. The snapshots table records name, size, created_by, and created_at. The tools log records the action, the user, and the timestamp. The admin shows them as separate paginated lists.

SleekView Charts reads both. Snapshots per week become an Area chart that shows whether the team is actually saving state before risky work. Snapshot size grouped by author becomes a Bar chart that highlights which agencies or developers are eating the most disk. Tools usage becomes a Pie chart that splits resets from imports from cleanups, giving compliance reviewers a single picture of destructive operations on the site.

The same dashboard pins the headline KPI most operators want: number of snapshots in the last 30 days. A drop is the clearest sign that the team has stopped using the safety net, and it shows up on the dashboard the moment it happens. The plugin still owns the snapshot engine; SleekView Charts owns the recovery KPI the operations team actually checks.

WP Reset Pro exists because production work goes sideways. Snapshots are the safety net. The plugin records every snapshot and every action in its own log, which is more than enough data for a real recovery KPI.

The trouble is that the plugin renders that data as a list, and a list is not a habit. Teams forget to take snapshots, contractors leave multi-gigabyte captures behind, and audit reviews end up reconstructing destructive operations from chat history. SleekView Charts reads the same snapshot and tools logs and turns them into chart cards on a dashboard.

Number of snapshots in the last 30 days as a KPI. Disk by author as a bar. Tools usage as a donut.

Snapshots per week as an area trend. Operations gets a screen they actually check. Agencies get evidence of their own discipline.

Compliance reviewers get a single artefact instead of a forensic exercise. The recovery system stops depending on memory and starts depending on a dashboard.