Forum Moderators: DixonJones
Thanks for your opinions
* Not necessary to tag web pages with JavaScript code ("IP+useragent" tracking, though much less accurate, can be used instead.)
* Control the processing schedule of traffic logs, including the option to process data immediately
* Can re-process and post-process data, which can't be done with Google Analytics
* View all website traffic, including images, downloads, robots, status codes (e.g. 404s, 500s), and referral errors, including outdated links
* Create customized reporting for different types of visitation data
* Report data can be easily audited by 3rd parties
I'm also kindof surprised at the price tag of $3000. What would be the reason they would offer it at such a high price and then offer it for free?