SleekView for Chatbase WordPress integration
SleekView reads the webhook events, lead captures and embed configs that the Chatbase WordPress integration stores locally, then exposes event_type, entry_url and received_at as columns inside a sortable, filterable table.
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Chatbase reports inside Chatbase. The WordPress side is still useful.
Chatbase trains a chatbot on uploaded documents and exposes it through an embed snippet plus a webhook. Conversation analytics live in the Chatbase dashboard. The WordPress side receives a different, complementary signal: webhook events posted per session, lead capture rows when a chat collects an email, and per-page embed configs.
SleekView reads those WordPress-side rows directly. Whatever the integration plugin (Chatbase widget, custom shortcode handler or a generic webhook receiver like WP Webhooks) stores in postmeta, options or a custom table becomes a sortable, filterable table inside WP admin.
One screen lists every webhook event with event_type, entry_url, received_at and any payload field the integration captures. Filter by event type, sort by date, scope to one page. Use it to monitor integration health, to feed leads into a follow-up workflow, or to compare Chatbase volume with other WordPress surfaces inside the same admin.
Workflow
How SleekView reads Chatbase WordPress data
Pick the source
Compose the column set
Save and scope the view
Monitor, follow up, export
Sample columns
A typical Chatbase WordPress events view
Webhook events table or postmeta (depends on integration plugin)
| Event | Conversation | Entry URL | Lead email | Bot ID | Received |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| lead_captured | c_4821 | /pricing/ | alex@studio.co | support-bot | May 14 10:14 |
| chat_started | c_4820 | /docs/setup/ | — | support-bot | May 14 09:52 |
| message_sent | c_4820 | /docs/setup/ | — | support-bot | May 14 09:53 |
| escalation | c_4819 | /contact/ | ria@design.io | sales-bot | May 14 08:31 |
| lead_captured | c_4818 | /pricing/ | tom@hello.dev | sales-bot | May 13 22:18 |
Comparison
Default Chatbase WordPress integration vs SleekView
Default integration plugin
- Chatbase dashboard is great for the product, opaque on the WordPress side
- Webhook events visible as recent rows, no sortable list
- Lead captures and chat starts mixed together with no filter
- Entry-page attribution requires reading raw payloads
- No saved per-role view for support, marketing and ops
SleekView
- Read webhook events, lead rows and embed configs directly from WP
- Surface event_type, entry_url and lead_email as real columns
- Filter to one event type, one page or one bot id and save the view
- Capability gates restrict the lead_email column to the right roles
- Export the filtered table to CSV for sales handoff or integration audits
Features
What SleekView gives you for Chatbase for WordPress
WordPress-side workspace
Render the webhook and lead rows Chatbase posts back as a sortable table. The WordPress side gets its own surface alongside the Chatbase product dashboard.
Spot regressions immediately
A sudden empty table for the last 24 hours is usually the first sign of an embed misconfiguration, a domain change or a webhook failure. Catch it before sales notices.
Share read-only snapshots
Send WordPress-side stakeholders a URL of the filtered table or export the rows to CSV. Chatbase project access stays scoped to its owners.
Audience
Who uses SleekView for Chatbase on WordPress
Integration owners
Monitor webhook health and event volume on the WordPress side without logging into Chatbase. Catch domain or key issues the day they regress.
Lead ops
Filter to lead_captured and feed the result into the same workflow as other WordPress lead surfaces for a unified pipeline view.
Marketing
Group events per entry_url to decide where the widget belongs based on measured WordPress activity, not just on Chatbase's product view.
The bigger picture
Why a hosted chatbot still needs a WordPress-side table
Chatbase's product dashboard is the right place to inspect conversations, train the bot and review per-document performance. It is not the right place to answer WordPress-specific questions like which page hosts the widget that produces most leads, whether the WordPress webhook receiver is still receiving events at the expected rate, or how Chatbase volume compares with form submissions on the same site. A table reading the WordPress-side rows, with event_type and entry_url as columns and capability gating on lead_email, turns the WordPress half of the integration into its own dashboard.
Two surfaces each covering the half of the system they actually see.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView for Chatbase for WordPress
Whatever the WordPress-side integration stores, typically a webhook events table or rows in a custom post type plus lead rows and per-page embed configs in postmeta. No data has to flow back from Chatbase beyond what its webhook already posts.
No. Chatbase remains the source of truth for conversation analytics, training data and per-document performance. SleekView reports on the WordPress side of the integration only.
Yes. Any plugin that stores Chatbase webhook events in WordPress (the official integration, WP Webhooks, a custom REST handler) writes rows the table can read. Column names map automatically once the receiver table is selected.
Yes. Sort by received_at descending and the freshest event sits at the top. A gap of hours or days is usually the first sign of an embed regression or expired API key.
Yes, if the webhook payload or embed config records the entry page (most setups do). Group or filter by entry_url for the answer.
No, unless the view is explicitly configured to show message bodies stored by the integration. Counts and aggregates do not require reading message text, and column visibility is gated by capability.
Yes. Any filtered set exports to CSV with the columns currently shown. Useful for a quarterly integration review or for handing a sample to a developer debugging a webhook regression.
No. SleekView reads only the WordPress-side rows the integration writes. As long as Chatbase emits webhook events on the plan in use, those events can be charted regardless of tier.
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