LearnDash's learndash_user_activity and learndash_user_activity_meta tables alongside BuddyBoss's bp_activity, bp_groups, bp_groups_members and bbp_topics for forum activity. The shared user_id joins both.

Yes. BuddyBoss App is a presentation layer over the same bp_* tables, so engagement from the app shows up in bp_activity alongside engagement from the web. The table surfaces both without distinguishing client.

Yes. Filter the joined table to course status of completed and forum-post count of zero in the same date range. The result is a row list ready for facilitator outreach.

BuddyBoss uses bbPress under the hood. Forum topics live in bbp_topics and replies in bbp_replies. SleekView counts both per BuddyBoss group, joined through the forum-to-group relationship the integration maintains.

Yes. Where SleekView writes through each plugin's CRUD (group membership, course completion), standard hooks fire normally so notifications, certificates and group recalculations propagate.

Yes. BuddyBoss groups have organisers and LearnDash groups have leaders. Filter by the facilitator's user_id and the table shows only the cohorts that facilitator runs.

No. bp_activity is indexed on user_id, component and date_recorded, and learndash_user_activity is indexed on user_id and activity_type. The join uses indexed columns on both sides, so platforms with millions of joined rows render in well under a second.

Yes. Any filtered table exports to CSV with the same columns the view shows. Useful for cohort reviews, for facilitator handovers or for combining the data with HRIS or CRM data outside WordPress.