Yes, when the SNS endpoint is wired up. Deliveries, bounces, complaints, and rejections post back to the plugin via Amazon SNS and land in the events tables. SleekView reads those rows directly so the dashboard reflects upstream feedback usually within a minute or two of the SES event.

Yes. Configure the Number card's target to the SES bounce-rate cap (typically 5 percent) and render the live ratio as a coloured value. The card turns from green to amber to red as the ratio approaches the cap, giving the deliverability team an early-warning indicator on the dashboard.

Yes. SES suppression decisions show up as rejected status on subsequent sends to the same address. A Bar card on rejected rows grouped by recipient_domain surfaces which domains are showing up as suppressed, which is the cleanest way to drive list-hygiene work without manually exporting the SES suppression list.

Yes. The from_email column and any custom header used for template identification can be filtered globally on the dashboard so a single template or sub-brand is isolated. That makes per-template reputation reviews trivial without rebuilding a separate dashboard for each template across the catalog.

Yes. SleekView aggregates against the indexed columns the plugin maintains on wposes_emails and the event tables, so accounts sending hundreds of thousands of messages a month render charts in seconds. Pagination on detail drill-downs keeps the dashboard responsive on the largest WordPress sites.

Yes. Each chart card exposes its underlying rows for CSV export with the active filters applied. That gives the deliverability team a clean handoff to AWS support or to upstream auditors when a reputation incident needs documenting across a specific date range and status filter.

Yes. The plugin's own reporting screens stay in place for per-message detail, and SleekView Charts adds the cross-cutting weekly dashboard the default reports do not assemble. The two layers complement each other rather than competing for the same screen real estate on the WP Admin home.

Yes. If the site is configured to send through multiple SES regions, the plugin records the region per row. SleekView can group on the region column so the dashboard shows per-region sends and deliverability separately, useful for sites that split sending across us-east-1 and eu-west-1 for latency reasons.