SleekView for Ultimate Member Followers
SleekView reads the um_followers table Ultimate Member Followers writes to and renders user_id1, user_id2, UM role and time as a queryable audit grid inside WP Admin instead of scattered per-profile widgets.
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Move follow rows out of per-profile tabs and into an audit table
Ultimate Member Followers extends Ultimate Member with asymmetric follow relationships, storing each follow in the um_followers table with user_id1 (follower), user_id2 (leader) and time columns. The default surface is a per-profile follow tab and a small widget, which is right for landing on one member and wrong for understanding the community graph as a whole.
SleekView reads um_followers joined with wp_users and the Ultimate Member usermeta keys, then renders the relationships as a sortable audit table. Filter to follows recorded in the last 30 days to measure onboarding momentum. Sort by leader display_name to triage community-manager outreach. Group rows by UM role to see which member tiers drive the graph. The same dataset the chart view aggregates becomes a row-level surface for community ops.
The plugin keeps owning follow buttons, notifications and profile widgets. The table view owns the audit surface, so the relationships um_followers already records stop hiding inside per-profile tabs and become something community managers can actually query.
Workflow
How SleekView surfaces Ultimate Member Followers data
Point at um_followers
Compose the columns
Filter and sort like a database
Save and gate the view
Sample columns
A typical Ultimate Member Followers audit view
wp_um_followers
| Follower | Leader | Follower role | Leader role | Recorded | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| @maya.collins | @dev.iturbe | member | ambassador | 2025-12-04 09:12 | Active |
| @p.nakamura | @dev.iturbe | member | ambassador | 2025-12-04 09:31 | Active |
| @studio.felix | @team.osei | pro | team | 2025-12-03 14:08 | Active |
| @flagged.ohara | @dev.iturbe | member | ambassador | 2025-12-02 22:41 | Pending review |
| @removed.k | @team.osei | — | team | 2025-11-28 06:50 | Member deleted |
Comparison
Default Ultimate Member Followers admin vs SleekView
Default UM Followers profile widgets
- Followers and following surface only on individual profile pages
- No cross-community view of recent follow activity
- UM role on either side of a relationship isn't shown next to the row
- Per-leader outreach lists require raw SQL on um_followers
- Moderation review of suspicious follow patterns means clicking profile by profile
SleekView
- Every um_followers row rendered as a queryable table
- Leader and follower display_name plus UM role as real columns
- Filter to last-30-days follows, a specific leader or cross-role relationships
- Saved views per role: community manager outreach, moderation triage, ambassador shortlist
- Same dataset the chart view aggregates, so table and dashboard stay in sync
Features
What SleekView gives you for Ultimate Member Followers
Follow graph as a real table
Render um_followers as rows with both display names, both UM roles and time instead of opening profile after profile to reconstruct the graph by hand.
Composable follow filters
Stack filters on leader, follower, UM role and time to assemble ambassador outreach lists, abuse-review cohorts or onboarding-quality slices in one query.
Recency inline
The time column sits on every row so the audit table answers when each follow happened, not just whether the relationship exists today.
Audience
Who uses SleekView for Ultimate Member Followers
Community managers
Sort by user_id2 and inbound count to build the real outreach shortlist, then filter to follows recorded after onboarding changes to measure impact in rows.
Moderators
Filter to follows on a flagged leader or to bursts of follows from new accounts and triage suspicious patterns row by row instead of profile by profile.
Ambassador programs
Export the top-followed-leader cohort with UM role and join date to brief featured-member rotations from a single audit table rather than a spreadsheet.
The bigger picture
Why follow data deserves a real table
Ultimate Member Followers captures a directed graph of who pays attention to whom inside the membership, written one row at a time into um_followers with the people and timestamps already attached. The default surface tucks that signal into per-profile tabs, which is right for opening one member and wrong for almost everything community ops actually does with follow data. SleekView reads the same um_followers rows and renders them as a queryable audit table with leader, follower, UM role on both sides and time.
Filters stack into a single query so the recent-follows audit, the cross-tier cohort and the per-leader outreach list become one-click views rather than profile crawls. The plugin keeps owning the follow buttons, notifications and widgets, while community managers get the per-row surface the dataset always deserved.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView for Ultimate Member Followers
um_followers joined with wp_users for display_name and Ultimate Member usermeta for role and account_status on both leader and follower. No new tables are introduced and no extra meta keys are written.
Yes for any UM version that ships the um_followers table with user_id1, user_id2 and time columns. The audit table reads those columns directly, so it keeps working as long as the schema stays stable.
Yes. SleekView exposes UM role and account_status as filterable columns on both leader and follower sides. Common saved views include 'cross-role follows only' and 'ambassador inbound follows last 30 days'.
Yes, when explicitly enabled. Removal goes through the Ultimate Member Followers API rather than direct SQL, so plugin hooks observe the writes exactly as they would from a profile screen.
Yes. The chart view and the table view share the dataset, so a role filter or a last-30-days slice narrows both surfaces. Community managers pivot between row audit and rollup without rebuilding filters.
Yes. SleekView views can be private or shared with specific roles. A common setup: a manager-only outreach table, a moderator-only triage view and an admin audit of cross-role follow patterns.
Only when the table view explicitly enables inline edits. Even then, writes route through the Ultimate Member Followers API so follow-count caches and notification triggers behave exactly as the plugin expects.
Yes. Any filtered cohort exports as CSV with follower, leader, display_name on both sides, UM role and time as columns. Useful for ambassador outreach exports and quarterly engagement reviews.
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