joeyoungblood

WP Business Intelligence Lite allows you to powerfully display responsive data tables and charts on your website. This plugin is simple to use and allows you to connect with your wordpress database and display the data in real time. Once you have created at least one SQL query that retrieves data from your DB, you can define the type of chart (bar, donut, line, or grouped bar) or table to be used to display them. A simple shortcode embeds the chart or table in any post or page. Each page refresh retrieves the data from the DB so that the information in the chart or table is always up-to-date.
Installation guide, FAQs and support can be found at <a href="http://www.wpbusinessintelligence.com/support" rel="nofollow ugc">WP Business Intelligence Support</a>
<a href="http://www.wpbusinessintelligence.com/demos" rel="nofollow ugc">WP Business Intelligence Demos</a>
In order to use your own live MySQL, MS SQL, or PostgreSQL database with WP Business Intelligence, purchase the Pro version of WP Business Intelligence from the <a href="http://www.wpbusinessintelligence.com" rel="nofollow ugc">WP Business Intelligence web site</a>
We are actively developing this plugin and would love to hear from you with feature requests. <a href="http://www.wpbusinessintelligence.com/contact/" rel="nofollow ugc">Contact Us.</a>
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<h4>Features</h4>
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<li>Live connection to your WordPress DB via custom SQL queries</li>
<li>Responsive charts/tables</li>
<li>Works in Chrome, Firefox, IE9+</li>
<li>Charts based on <a href="https://eventbrite.github.io/britecharts/tutorial-kitchen-sink.html" rel="nofollow ugc">Britecharts</a></li>
<li>Tables build on <a href="https://datatables.net/" rel="nofollow ugc">Datatables</a></li>
</ol>

WP Business Intelligence Lite

As a long-time user of this plugin I had been dismayed with how it had eroded in recent years. A few months ago the developer and I reached an agreement for me to take over the plugin so my team and I could start making updates. 

Since December of last year we have fixed all of the known bugs in the display of the charts, fixed the tooltip display, introduced more free charts for WP users, fixed a handful of database query bugs, added a feature to give your charts and graphs a name, added animation to all charts and graphs, and added a feature to give charts and graphs a caption. 

This is only the beginning of our updates, but after 3 months of hardwork the issues with this plugin that were breaking reporting dashboards for us and our clients have now been fixed. We have an aggressive roadmap to bring more charts, features, and functionality to both the free and paid version of this plugin and I am excited to keep using it to build business intelligence dashboards and to display in-depth data on our clients websites.

Problems Getting Fixed, Great Charts!

Dynamic web charts and tables for your site! Connect to your live WordPress instance DB to retrieve data in real-time and update charts and tables!

edwardbenson

Cloudstitch is a community of spreadsheet powered widgets you can add to any site — things like product lists, data visualizations, and conference schedules.
This plugin makes every widget on Cloudstitch available in WordPress with a simple Shortcode.
Adding a shaded electoral map of the US, for example, is as simple as adding the following line: <code>[cloudstitch widget="project-templates/electoral-map-visualization"]</code>
<h3>Trying it Out</h3>
Try out the plugin by injecting demo widget already on Cloudstitch. Just add the following Shortcode to a page or post:
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[cloudstitch widget=”project-templates/electoral-map-visualization”] 
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<h3>Using your own Cloudstitch Widgets</h3>
You can inject any widget that you’ve duplicated and customized on Cloudstitch. The general Shortcode format is:
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[cloudstitch widget=”USER-NAME/PROJECT-NAME”] 
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For example, let’s say you visited Cloudstitch.io and duplicated <a href="http://cloudstitch.io/project-templates/electoral-map-visualization" rel="nofollow ugc">that electoral map widget</a>.
Assuming your username is <code>TheIncredibleHulk</code>, you would end up with your own copy of the project hosted at a URL like this: <code>http://cloudstitch.io/TheIncredibleHulk/electoral-map-visualization</code>.
Your custom Shortcode is thus <code>[cloudstitch widget="TheIncredibleHulk/electoral-map-visualization"]</code>

Cloudstitch

Add the entire Cloudstitch library of spreadsheet-powered visualizations and widgets with just a shortcode.

WP Business Intelligence Lite vs Cloudstitch