Uncanny Groups extends LearnDash groups with seat purchasing, group-leader management, reporting, and self-registration. The underlying group records remain LearnDash's groups custom post type with seat counts and leader assignments stored in postmeta (learndash_group_users_ keys and Uncanny-specific seat keys). Member progress lives in learndash_user_activity scoped to course assignments via the group.

The default Groups admin shows the group post and lets a leader manage members from the frontend dashboard, but operational questions need composed views: which groups are seat-saturated and need expansion, which leaders have stalled cohorts, which courses are bottlenecks across all groups owned by a given partner. SleekView reads the group CPT, its postmeta, and the related activity rows together so each row in a seat-usage view shows group, leader email, seats used, seats total, course completion average, and last activity.

Group edits route through LearnDash's group APIs so member-add, member-remove, and seat-grant operations fire the same hooks the Uncanny dashboard does. Capability gating keeps a partner leader inside their own group's view while letting top-level admins see the whole portfolio. Cross-group aggregations are saved as named views.

Group sales scale LearnDash sites past consumer-only revenue, but they create operational debt the single-group dashboard doesn't address. A corporate buyer with twelve cohorts wants one place to see seat usage across the portfolio, a partner manager wants their tagged groups separated from everyone else's, customer success wants to spot disengaged leaders before their cohort attrites, finance wants seat utilisation per partner for quarterly reconciliation. All of those answers live in the groups CPT, in seat postmeta, and in learndash_user_activity already, but only as one-group-at-a-time screens.

SleekView turns the same data into a workspace. The top-level admin scans the whole portfolio, the partner manager sees only their tagged groups, the customer-success lead filters to under-used seats, and the finance lead exports the quarterly reconciliation. Same data, finally composable.