Shareaholic bundles share buttons, related-content recommendations and traffic analytics into one plugin, with its own dashboard reached through the WP Admin sidebar. The plugin captures two queryable event streams: share-click events with post and service, plus related-content click events that feed the recommender. The bundled analytics tab renders both as a fixed set of charts.

SleekView reads the same events and renders them as a per-row audit table. Each row is one engagement event with type (share or related-click), service, post and timestamp. Filter to share events only, related-click events only or both together. Sort by service to spot the channel that actually pulls clicks. Group by post to produce the editorial refresh shortlist directly from the engagement log.

The bundled analytics tab keeps owning the summary view; the SleekView table owns the per-row audit. The two surfaces share the same dataset, so a filter that narrows the chart view narrows the table view too without rebuilding any condition.

Shareaholic captures more engagement signal than any single bundled chart can reasonably expose. Share-click events and related-content click events both carry post, service or recommendation context and a timestamp, which is exactly the shape needed for the cross-cutting questions editorial and recommender owners actually ask. SleekView reads both streams and renders them as one queryable grid, with event type, service and timestamp as native columns and post fields joined automatically.

Filters stack into a single query, so audit views like Pinterest share clicks on long-form posts, related-click events on evergreen pieces or per-author rollups become one-click saved views. The bundled analytics tab keeps doing the summary work; the table view handles the audit the bundled tab does not expose.