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SleekView Charts for wpMandrill: Mandrill send dashboards in WordPress

wpMandrill routes WordPress mail through Mandrill (Mailchimp Transactional) and records each send with its tags and Mandrill response. SleekView Charts reads the plugin's log table and tag pivots so daily volume, top tags, status mix, and engagement render as configurable chart cards on a single screen.

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SleekView Charts dashboard for wpMandrill

Reporting that uses the wpMandrill log

wpMandrill is a long-standing WordPress plugin that swaps the default mailer for Mailchimp Transactional (Mandrill). It records each outgoing message with the Mandrill request and response payload, including the Mandrill tags applied. The log table holds id, from, to, subject, tags, status, and created_at. With Mandrill webhooks enabled the plugin can also capture delivered, opened, clicked, bounced, and complained events.

The default wpMandrill stats screen surfaces basic counts per tag, which is useful but limited. The recurring Mandrill questions live in the full log. "Which tag generates the most volume?" "Which tag has the worst bounce rate?" "How does monthly volume trend?" "Did the latest deploy introduce a runaway loop in the 'wp-notification' tag?" The log has the data; the default screen does not assemble it as a dashboard.

SleekView Charts reads the wpMandrill log and tag pivot and renders those questions as chart cards on one screen. A Number card for sends this month, a Donut for status mix, a Bar ranking top tags, an Area for daily volume across the trailing 30 days. Cards refresh as Mandrill writes new rows, so the dashboard mirrors the Mandrill activity feed without leaving WordPress.

Workflow

Build the wpMandrill dashboard in four steps

1

Point SleekView at the wpMandrill log

Configure a SleekView dataset over the wpMandrill log table. The dataset inherits id, from, to, subject, tags, status, and created_at columns. Charts pulls from this shared source on every card without re-configuring the data per card.
2

Pick chart types per question

Map each Mandrill question to a chart type. Monthly volume wants a Number, status mix wants a Donut, top tags wants a Bar, daily volume wants an Area. Four cards usually cover the Mandrill weekly review without crowding the screen.
3

Set groupBy and filters

Each card declares groupBy (status, tag, created_at) and an optional date filter. For the top-tags Bar, derive a tag dimension from the tags column at the dataset level so the chart groups by individual tag rather than by the comma-separated raw value.
4

Save and pin the dashboard

Save the chart set as a named SleekView wpMandrill dashboard. Marketing pins it for campaign post-mortems, ops bookmarks it for the daily reliability review. Same data, same screen, no per-team rebuild across the rolling 30-day window.

Sample dashboard

Charts you can build from wpMandrill data

A representative four-card dashboard combining a monthly KPI, a delivery mix, a top-tag ranking, and a daily volume trend.
Number · Default

Emails sent this month

Big-number KPI counting rows in the wpMandrill log table for the current month, with the previous month rendered underneath. Useful for tracking volume against the Mailchimp Transactional plan limit.
Count
Pie · Donut

Status mix

Donut split across sent, bounced, rejected, complained from the status column on the wpMandrill log. Shows the Mandrill deliverability mix at a glance and surfaces a creeping bounce ratio the same week it starts.
Count group by status
Bar · Horizontal

Top tags

Horizontal bar of message counts by Mandrill tag derived from the tags column on the wpMandrill log, sorted descending. Reveals which automation flows or notification categories drive the most sending.
Count group by tag
Area · Gradient

Daily volume

Gradient area of daily send count from the created_at column on the wpMandrill log over the trailing 30 days. Catches outage gaps and campaign-driven spikes that affect Mailchimp Transactional plan usage.
Count group by created_at

Comparison

Default wpMandrill stats vs SleekView Charts

Default wpMandrill stats

  • Default stats show basic per-tag counts but no saved chart dashboard
  • Monthly volume against the Mailchimp Transactional plan is not visualised
  • Failure trends across 30 or 90 days are not rendered as charts
  • Tag-by-status breakdowns require manual cross-referencing of screens
  • No multi-card dashboard view for site admins, ops, or marketing

SleekView Charts

  • Number card for monthly wpMandrill sends against the plan limit
  • Donut card splitting sent, bounced, rejected, complained from status
  • Bar card ranking top tags derived from the tags column
  • Area card for daily volume from created_at
  • Filters scope every card to a date range, tag, or status without per-card config

Features

What SleekView Charts gives you for wpMandrill

Plan-aware KPIs

Number cards count sends this month against the Mailchimp Transactional block size and monthly plan. Plan pressure becomes visible a week before the cap is hit instead of after Mandrill starts charging for the next block.

Tag-driven insight

Bar cards on the Mandrill tag column reveal which automation or notification category drives the most sending. Useful for catching runaway notification loops and tagging-related misconfigurations before they affect plan billing.

Failure visibility

Donut cards on the status column surface bounce and rejection spikes the morning they start. A creeping bounce rate from a misconfigured domain becomes visible long before customer complaints arrive in support inbox.

Audience

Who builds wpMandrill dashboards with SleekView

Marketing leads

Campaign post-mortem dashboard. After each broadcast the Area card shows the volume spike and the Donut confirms the delivered-to-bounced ratio stayed within Mailchimp Transactional's recommended thresholds across the campaign window.

Site administrators

Weekly reliability dashboard combining sends, bounces, and tag rankings from the wpMandrill log. Catch a runaway tag the morning it spikes rather than after the Mailchimp Transactional plan tips into overage charges.

Support staff

Triage dashboard with recent rejections and top recipients. Support filters by recipient or tag from a single screen instead of paging through the wpMandrill log row by row for every customer ticket about missing email.

The bigger picture

Why Mandrill-routed sites still need a chart layer

Mandrill (now Mailchimp Transactional) bills in blocks, and the difference between staying inside one block and crossing into the next is sometimes a single runaway notification loop. wpMandrill records every send and every tag into its local log, but the default stats screen treats that data as basic counts rather than as a dashboard. SleekView Charts reads the same log and turns the data into chart cards a site admin reads in five seconds.

The monthly Number tracks block usage. The Donut shows the deliverability mix. The Bar ranks tags so the noisiest category is obvious.

The Area shows the daily curve. A block-pressure week becomes visible a week before the next block is billed, which gives the site owner time to tighten notification rules or move some volume to a different transactional provider before the charge hits the next invoice.

Questions

Common questions about SleekView Charts for wpMandrill

Logging behaviour depends on the plugin settings. Enable detailed logging so the log table accumulates rows with status, tags, and timestamps. SleekView reads whatever the plugin writes and charts it; richer logging means richer charts on the dashboard with more dimensions to slice by.

 

Yes. The tags column on the wpMandrill log holds a comma-separated list of Mandrill tags applied to each message. Derive a tag dimension at the SleekView dataset level so the Bar card groups by individual tag rather than by the raw comma-separated string, giving clean per-tag breakdowns on the dashboard.

 

Yes. Configure the Number card target to the block size (typically 25,000 sends per block) and the card renders progress as a percentage. Block pressure becomes visible a week before the next block is purchased, giving time to tighten notification volume rules ahead of the next invoice.

 

Yes. If the plugin captures delivered, opened, clicked, bounced, and complained webhook events into an event table, SleekView reads that table alongside the send log. Area and Bar cards over event types show engagement and deliverability on the same dashboard as the send-side counts.

 

Yes. Aggregations run on indexed columns on the wpMandrill log table, so high-volume sites sending hundreds of thousands of messages a month render charts in seconds. Pagination on detail drill-downs keeps the dashboard responsive even on the busiest WordPress installs.

 

Yes. Each chart card exposes the underlying log rows for CSV export with the active filters applied. That gives a clean handoff to Mailchimp Transactional support or to internal auditors when a deliverability incident needs documenting across a date range, tag, or status filter.

 

Yes. The wpMandrill plugin continues to write the same log columns regardless of the upstream rename from Mandrill to Mailchimp Transactional. SleekView reads those columns and renders charts the same way. If a plugin update changes a column name the dataset is updated once and every card on the dashboard picks up the change.

 

Yes. The plugin's own stats screen stays in place, and SleekView adds the cross-cutting dashboard the default stats do not assemble. The two layers complement each other rather than competing, with detailed per-tag analytics in the plugin and a weekly overview in SleekView Charts.

 

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