SleekView for SparkPost for WordPress: send log & event stream as tables
SparkPost handles the transmission while the WordPress plugin logs each send and any webhook feedback locally. SleekView reads the log so you can audit deliverability, scan bounces and complaints, and bulk-investigate failures from one workspace.
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SparkPost event stream as a workspace
SparkPost's WordPress plugin routes wp_mail() through the SparkPost transmission API. Configuration and API tokens live in wp_options under namespaced keys, and per-send rows go into the plugin's audit log (a custom table or option-backed list depending on version) capturing transmission ID, recipient, subject, status, and the SparkPost API response. When the event-stream webhook is configured, delivery, bounce, and complaint events flow back into the same log.
The default plugin admin focuses on configuration and a basic test-send screen. It doesn't render the full log as a scannable workspace. Per-transmission deliverability, per-recipient send history, complaint clustering, and event-stream feedback all live as scattered raw data rather than as views ops can scan daily. Comparing send volume and bounce rate week over week needs SQL against the log table.
SleekView reads the SparkPost plugin's audit log, joins it to wp_users where the recipient matches a registered user, and renders the event-stream feedback as filterable columns on the same send row. Per-send status becomes a coloured column, transmission ID becomes a queryable join key, and bulk recipient suppression runs through the plugin's API client.
Workflow
SparkPost log data as a workspace
Map the log sources
wp_options credentials keys, and any event-stream rows the plugin maintains. Each renders as a navigable view.
Join sends to event-stream feedback
Save the audit views
Suppress and retry inline
Sample columns
A typical SparkPost send log view
wp_options (sparkpost_*) + SparkPost send log + event-stream feedback rows
| Sent | Recipient | Subject | Transmission | Status | Last event |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apr 24 10:21 | alex@studio.co | Order shipped | 9182… | Delivered | delivery |
| Apr 24 09:54 | ria@design.io | Welcome | 9181… | Delivered | open |
| Apr 24 08:37 | tom@hello.dev | Password reset | 9180… | Queued | injection |
| Apr 24 07:30 | mia@brew.coop | Newsletter | 9179… | Bounced | hard_bounce |
Comparison
Default SparkPost for WordPress admin vs SleekView
Default SparkPost for WordPress admin
- Send log isn't a first-class scannable workspace
- Event-stream feedback (delivery, bounce, complaint) isn't surfaced per-send
- Per-template deliverability requires the SparkPost dashboard
- Bulk recipient suppression isn't a default inline action
- Bounce-rate trend analysis needs SQL against the log table
SleekView
- Per-send status column with transmission ID and last event inline
- Filter by recipient, subject, status, and event type together
- Inline bulk suppression through the plugin's API client
- Event-stream rows joined to the originating send
- Saved views for daily and weekly deliverability audits
Features
What SleekView gives you for SparkPost for WordPress
Send and event log
Every SparkPost transmission renders as a row with recipient, subject, transmission ID, status, and most recent event-stream value inline. Queued, bouncing, and complaint rows surface in seconds.
Event-stream cohorts
Filter sends by event type (delivery, open, click, hard_bounce, spam_complaint) to build deliverability cohorts. Spot the cohort responsible for a complaint spike before SparkPost reputation scores drift.
Bulk suppression inline
Select bouncing recipients and add them to SparkPost's suppression list through the plugin's API client. Hooks fire as expected so downstream audit pipes record the suppression consistently.
Audience
Who uses SleekView for SparkPost for WordPress
Deliverability ops
Daily bounce and complaint audit. Filter event-stream rows by type and aggregate by sending domain. The view doubles as the first place to look when SparkPost throttles a sending IP.
Customer support
Look up whether a specific customer received a specific email. Filter the log by recipient and subject substring; the transmission ID and timestamp confirm the send. Saves a SparkPost console round trip for every missing-email ticket.
Site admins
Bulk-suppress hard-bouncing addresses to protect sender reputation. Filter to hard_bounce events from the last 7 days, select all, add to suppression inline through the plugin's API client.
The bigger picture
Why event-stream data needs a workspace
SparkPost's event-stream webhook is a deliverability treasure trove: delivery confirmations, bounces by type, complaint signals, open and click events, all flowing back into the WordPress log as the plugin receives them. The trouble is that the data ends up sitting in a log table where the default plugin admin can't render it as a workspace. Per-send last-event values, complaint clusters, bounce-rate trends, and per-recipient histories each become an SQL exercise rather than a daily five-minute scan.
SleekView reads the SparkPost plugin's audit log along with whatever event-stream rows it captures, joins both to wp_users on recipient email, and turns the combined data into filterable views. Deliverability ops gets daily bounce trends as a saved filter. Support gets per-customer mail history one query away.
Site admins get bulk suppression as an inline action through the plugin's API client. For teams running SparkPost at WordPress scale, the workspace turns a black-box log into the operational source of truth for deliverability.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView for SparkPost for WordPress
No. The SparkPost dashboard remains the home for sending-domain authentication, IP pool management, and platform-wide analytics. SleekView focuses on the WordPress-side log so per-send context (which user, which trigger) is one query away rather than a dashboard search.
Suppression and recipient-tagging actions are inline through the plugin's API client where supported. Send payloads themselves are immutable once SparkPost has accepted the transmission; the plugin's log records the audit trail and SleekView surfaces it as a workspace.
Yes, where the plugin subscribes to event-stream notifications and writes events into the local log. Delivery, bounce, complaint, open, and click events become filter values on the originating send row. The view becomes a near-real-time deliverability picture.
Yes. Queries paginate against the indexed log table. The plugin's API calls remain rate-limited by SparkPost's SDK. SleekView reads what the plugin already stores rather than re-querying SparkPost on every page load. Large sites with millions of sends per quarter run smoothly.
Yes. Join the send log to wp_users on recipient email. The joined view shows per-user mail history with subjects, transmission IDs, and event-stream feedback. Useful for support, GDPR responses, and per-customer deliverability reviews.
Yes. The send log includes the sending domain SparkPost used per transmission. Group by sending domain to compare bounce and complaint rates across domains, or filter to a specific domain when triaging a reputation issue tied to one identity.
Suppression-list state is read from SparkPost on demand or cached locally depending on plugin version. SleekView renders the cached state as a column on the recipient view; bulk-add and bulk-remove route through the plugin's API client so SparkPost stays the source of truth.
All views export to CSV or JSON. Per-user filters yield the local send log for a data subject. Combine with SparkPost's own data-export tooling for the SaaS-side record to assemble a complete GDPR response without writing custom queries.
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