□ | Code editing, cookies or scripts not required, but optional for hybrid analysis |
□ | Uses existing log files, even from the past, and you are free to switch from or to another software without losing information |
□ | Full control - data is kept on your computer and/or server, it's not collected or used by third-parties |
□ | No foreign scripts. In addition to privacy concerns, every script hosted on another domain slows your website down and/or there's a risk they won't load, or that are blocked by browser |
□ | Shows any file type visits - you see stats for other files, not just pages (images, videos, PDFs, EXE, ZIP...) |
□ | Shows access errors - you can investigate any error, such are missing files, internal server errors, access to forbidden areas, etc. |
□ | Spiders/bots - easily include or exclude spider visits from reports, with just one click |
□ | Bandwidth control - see if anyone is wasting your bandwidth by repeatedly downloading large files, embedding images to their pages, etc. |
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□ | Code editing, cookies or scripts optional for hybrid analysis, but not required |
□ | Flexible and interactive reports - don't just accept developer's assumptions about what you are interested to see - create your own reports |
□ | Track individual visitors - see any visitor's detail available in log files, including previous visits, hit details, accessed pages, etc. |
□ | Change filters ad-hoc - adjust filters (parameters) "on-the-fly" and immediately see specific reports you need |
□ | Goal conversions - define goals that you want to track and check how they relate to any segment |
□ | Bookmarks - save custom reports so you can easily run them again later |
□ | Every detail counts - analyze every bit of information - grouping less popular items under the "Other" label optional |
□ | Optimized memory model - most other log analyzers use slow database systems to process data, which limits possibilities |
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