SleekView Charts for WPVivid Pro
SleekView Charts reads the WPVivid Pro backup history and remote-storage records the plugin already writes, then renders run counts, destination splits, size trends and per-action duration as Number, Pie, Bar and Area cards.
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Backup health is a metric, not a hunch
WPVivid Pro extends the WPVivid backup engine with incremental backups, multiple remote-storage destinations (S3, Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, Wasabi, sFTP and more) and scheduled migrations. Each Pro backup, incremental, restore and migration leaves a record with the action type, the destination, the size, the duration and the outcome. The plugin's history page shows the latest jobs in a paginated list; the trend lives in the data the page does not aggregate.
SleekView Charts reads the same history WPVivid Pro maintains and turns it into a backup-health dashboard. A Number card counts successful runs in the last 14 days so the first question of any backup review ("are we actually running") has a one-glance answer. A Pie splits runs across destinations so a team can see whether S3, OneDrive, Drive or local is doing most of the work. A Bar groups by action so Full, Incremental, Restore and Migration each get their own column rather than blurring into a single list. An Area trends average duration per day so a creeping migration time gets caught weeks before it breaks the schedule.
The plugin keeps doing the heavy lifting of capturing, compressing and shipping the data. SleekView Charts adds the dashboard layer that turns a paginated history into a measurable surface for ops and agency leads.
Workflow
Turn WPVivid Pro history into a dashboard
Point at the WPVivid Pro history
Normalise into a table (optional)
Compose the chart cards
Save and gate
Sample dashboard
Charts you can build from WPVivid Pro data
Successful runs, last 14 days
Count
Runs by destination
Count
group by destination
Runs by action type
Count
group by action
Average duration per day
Average(duration)
group by started_at
Comparison
Default WPVivid Pro admin vs SleekView Charts
Default WPVivid Pro admin
- History page is paginated, not aggregated
- No KPI for total successful runs in any chosen window
- No pie split across remote-storage destinations
- No bar split of Full vs Incremental vs Restore vs Migration
- Duration trends require manual exports and a spreadsheet
SleekView Charts
- KPI card for successful runs in any window
- Pie of runs by destination so destination strategy is verifiable
- Bar of action types to confirm incrementals fire on schedule
- Area trend of duration so capacity issues surface early
- Same data feeds the chart cards and the triage table view
Features
What SleekView Charts gives you for WPVivid Pro
Destination posture
Render runs by remote-storage destination as a real chart. The strategy of S3 plus a secondary OneDrive becomes a verifiable split, not a hopeful configuration screen.
Duration trend
Trend average duration over time so a slowing Full backup or a heavier migration gets caught early. WPVivid Pro already records the numbers; SleekView turns them into a signal.
Failures as their own queue
Filter to outcome != success and the chart cards and triage table both narrow to failed runs. Recurring failures stop hiding behind successful runs in the same history.
Audience
Who builds WPVivid Pro charts dashboards with SleekView
Site reliability
Pin a 14-day successful-runs KPI alongside a failure queue. Backup health becomes the first card people see, not a checkbox someone hopes is green.
Agency ops
Hand each client a read-only backup dashboard scoped to their site and destinations. Renewals and reviews stop being a conversation about screenshots and start being a number.
Compliance owners
Export the runs behind a card as evidence of the backup cadence required by SOC 2 or ISO 27001. The audit trail is the dashboard plus the CSV behind it.
The bigger picture
Why backups need a real dashboard
Backups quietly become decorative the moment nobody looks at them. WPVivid Pro does the actual work faithfully, but a paginated history page does not by itself tell anyone that yesterday's incremental landed, that the secondary S3 destination has gone silent, or that the migration that used to take 9 minutes now takes 22. Charts turn the same records into a measurable surface.
The KPI says how many successful runs landed in the last two weeks. The destination pie confirms the multi-destination strategy is actually running. The action bar shows incrementals firing on cadence.
The duration trend exposes the slow drift that turns a healthy backup into a missed window. The plugin keeps doing its job, the dashboard becomes the way the team verifies it is working, and the gap between intent and reality becomes a number anyone can read.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Charts for WPVivid Pro
No. SleekView is read-only against the WPVivid Pro history. The plugin continues to capture, compress and ship backups through its own pipeline; SleekView Charts just renders aggregations on top of the records the plugin already writes.
Yes. Group by destination on a Pie or Bar card to see how runs are distributed across S3, Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, Wasabi, sFTP and local. Combine with a filter on action type to scope the chart to a specific job kind.
Yes. Group by started_at with an Area or Line card and an Average aggregation on duration to see run times per day or week. Useful for spotting a slow drift on a database-heavy Full backup before it crosses a host timeout.
Yes. Filter to outcome != success and the entire dashboard, including KPI, pie, bar and trend, narrows to failed runs only. Recurring failures get a triage queue of their own instead of hiding inside successful history.
Yes. The optional shim into wp_wpvivid_runs adds proper indexes, and SleekView paginates server-side. Even installs with multi-year history stay responsive because the chart engine queries aggregated buckets rather than loading the full set.
Yes. The action column carries Full backup, Incremental, Restore and Migration. Group on action with a Bar card to see each as its own row, or filter the dashboard to a single action type to study one workflow at a time.
Yes. Any filtered set behind a chart card exports as CSV with the same columns the table view would show. Compliance evidence and post-incident reviews get a real spreadsheet of runs instead of screenshots of the WPVivid Pro screen.
No. WPVivid Pro alerting still handles the immediate "backup failed" notification. SleekView Charts is the proactive surface, the place where a slow drift in duration or a destination that has gone quiet gets caught before any single alert would fire.
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