SleekView Charts for WP Activity Log: User Actions Over Time
WP Activity Log records every administrator action, content change, and login event in its own wsal tables. SleekView Charts groups those rows into Number, Pie, Bar, and Area cards so the audit review starts on a dashboard instead of paging through a long event log.
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Audit log data, finally aggregated
WP Activity Log (formerly WP Security Audit Log) writes everything to its own dedicated tables. wp_wsal_occurrences holds every event with alert_id, created_on, user_id, site_id, and an object/event_type. wp_wsal_metadata stores the structured detail for each occurrence as key/value pairs. The Events screen renders these rows as a filterable list, fine for inspecting one action, but it never aggregates volume or distribution.
SleekView Charts puts the answers on one screen. A Number card carries today's recorded events, a Pie groups by event_type across content, user, and security, a Bar ranks the most active user_id values, and an Area card tracks created_on per day. Each card runs server-side against the same wsal rows, no extra storage required.
Activity-log volume can be enormous on a busy editorial site. A single morning of posts, revisions, and meta edits can run into thousands of rows in wp_wsal_occurrences. With four chart cards, the same volume becomes a daily trend, a per-user ranking, and a per-event-type mix, which is what an auditor really needs in order to spot anomalous behavior in a sea of legitimate activity.
Workflow
From wsal rows to an audit dashboard
Connect the wsal tables
Drop four cards
Save the dashboard
Scope per role
Sample dashboard
Charts you can build from WP Activity Log data
Events today
Count
Events by type
Count
group by event_type
Most active users
Count
group by user_id
Daily activity volume
Count
group by created_on
Comparison
Default WP Activity Log Events screen vs SleekView Charts
Default Events screen
- Events screen is a filterable list with no aggregated mix or trend.
- Event-type distribution has to be read row by row from the table.
- Daily time-series of activity is not part of the free dashboard.
- Premium reports cover scheduled email summaries, not an interactive dashboard.
- Network admins lack a network-wide visual rollup of wsal activity.
SleekView Charts
- Charts run on wp_wsal_occurrences and wp_wsal_metadata with no extra storage.
- Group by event_type, user_id, alert_id, site_id, or any column on the row.
- Filters by date range, event type, and user apply globally across every card.
- Premium add-ons such as external storage plug in as additional sources.
- Saved layouts scope per role for auditors, ops, or agency support audiences.
Features
What SleekView Charts gives you for WP Activity Log (WP Security Audit Log)
Audit as a dashboard
Events today, event-type mix, top users, and daily volume in one screen. The audit review starts at the dashboard instead of paging through the Events screen by hand.
Filters that reframe everything
Set a date range, event type, or user once. Every card updates including the daily Area chart and the user ranking, no per-card editing or duplicated saved searches.
Read-only by default
Charts never write to the wsal tables. Retention, alert configuration, and report-export actions stay inside WP Activity Log's own screens, the dashboard never touches the log.
Audience
Who builds WP Activity Log charts dashboards with SleekView
Compliance officers
Open the dashboard, scan event-type mix and daily volume, then click into the grid when an after-hours spike on a privileged user calls for a deeper look at the original wsal rows.
Agency support
Give clients a one-screen audit overview. Events today, top user, top event type, and the trend chart in one shared dashboard per WordPress site in the portfolio.
Editorial ops
Use the per-user Bar chart to see which authors are most active. Combine with content events for a clean view of editorial throughput without compromising the audit guarantees.
The bigger picture
Why audit log data deserves a visual layer
WP Activity Log records everything a compliance team needs, but the bundled UI is built around a row-level Events screen. Aggregate questions, the ones that drive audit and security reviews, need charts. Who changed the most settings, when did the spike happen, which event type absorbed it, which user account was busiest after midnight.
Those questions are about distribution and time, not a single row. SleekView Charts gives the wsal tables a real dashboard surface so auditors and operations teams can answer those questions without exporting and without leaving WordPress. WP Activity Log keeps recording; the dashboard makes the activity legible enough to act on within the same admin session.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Charts for WP Activity Log (WP Security Audit Log)
Yes. wp_wsal_occurrences and wp_wsal_metadata exist in the free version and SleekView Charts reads from both. Premium features like external storage and reports add extra sources, and the dashboard simply gains additional cards.
Yes. Each event in wp_wsal_occurrences has an alert_id, and the chart cards support filtering and grouping by that field. A dashboard pinned to user-management alerts becomes a separate tab from one pinned to content edits, even though both read the same table.
Yes. Login, content, and security events are all stored in the same occurrences table. A single dashboard with four chart cards can mix logins and content edits, and a global filter on user_id can scope every card to a single editor or admin account on the site.
No. Charts read from existing wsal tables and never write to them. WP Activity Log continues to record events, evaluate custom alerts, and apply retention exactly as before, with no added write load on the audit pipeline.
Yes. Each card supports CSV export of its aggregated values, and the underlying SleekView grid is one click away for the raw wsal rows behind any chart. Useful for monthly compliance reports that need to attach both the chart summary and the underlying log.
No. Alert configuration, retention rules, and notification settings live inside WP Activity Log's own screens. The dashboard is intentionally read-only so the visual layer never modifies the wsal tables or the audit plugin's runtime behavior.
Yes. WP Activity Log supports network-wide logging into a central wsal store. SleekView reads from that scope so a network admin can build a per-site dashboard or one network-wide rollup that ranks the busiest sites or users across every blog.
When the Premium plugin is configured to ship wsal data to an external connection, SleekView can be pointed at the same connection. The dashboard then aggregates events from the external store and the visual layout stays exactly the same as it would on local wsal tables.
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