SleekView for OneSignal: locally logged push history as tables
OneSignal sends notifications from its cloud, but the WordPress plugin logs send-on-publish history, configures per-post overrides, and stores config in the options table. SleekView pivots that into a real table.
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Push history without flipping between dashboards
wp_options. SleekView pivots posts with their push results into a clean table — sent, failed, or skipped — without opening the OneSignal dashboard.
Sample columns
A typical push history view
wp_postmeta (OneSignal send metadata) + wp_options (config)
| Post | Sent at | Status | Recipients | Last error |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| April release notes | Apr 24 09:15 | Sent | 12,402 | — |
| Pricing change | Apr 22 11:02 | Sent | 12,398 | — |
| Old draft promo | — | Skipped | — | No icon set |
| Beta feature post | Apr 19 14:11 | Failed | 0 | Invalid app ID |
Comparison
Default OneSignal admin vs SleekView
Default OneSignal admin
- Most reporting lives in the OneSignal web app
- Per-post send results aren't surfaced in the WP post list
- Skipped or failed sends have no triage view
- Auditing which posts pushed and which didn't requires SQL
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Config sprawls across
wp_options
SleekView
- Pivot post-level OneSignal metadata into proper columns
- Filter for failed or skipped sends across all posts
- See recipient counts and last-error inline
- Cross-reference with author and category for editorial review
- Honest scope: aggregate analytics still live in the OneSignal app
Features
What SleekView gives you for OneSignal
Per-post send log
Each post that triggers a push leaves metadata in WordPress. SleekView surfaces it as a column so you can audit which posts pushed.
Failure triage
Filter for failed or skipped sends and see the reason inline — no need to open the OneSignal dashboard.
Editorial slicing
Combine push status with author or category to see which editors' posts get pushed vs skipped.
Audience
Who uses SleekView for OneSignal
Editors
Confirm a post pushed correctly without leaving WordPress.
Growth
Audit which post categories trigger pushes and how often.
Ops
Spot failed pushes and fix the underlying issue (icon, app ID) fast.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView for OneSignal
Subscribers live in the OneSignal cloud. SleekView only reads the per-post send metadata that the WP plugin writes.
No. SleekView edits WP data; triggering a push uses OneSignal's send-on-publish flow which is configured in the post or via their API.
The plugin writes a reason string when it skips a post (missing icon, draft status, etc.). SleekView surfaces that as a column.
Yes. Each site has its own postmeta, and SleekView builds per-site views.
Yes — saved views export to CSV.
Those aggregate metrics live in OneSignal's app. SleekView shows the per-post send/skip/fail status from WordPress.
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