Real time stats

Watch your stats in real time. Updates are computed every minute and you can change integration time (default is 60 seconds) and length (default 60 minutes). Hosts are displayed with their pages list in chronological order.

 Hourly, daily, weekly,monthly and yearly output

Follow your website activities on a scale time from hours to years. On each daily/weekly/monthly/yearly report, list of hosts/pages/directories/traffic/os/browsers/search engine/referer/ ... /sessions are available !
Summaries and graphics will help you to have a precise snapshot of your visitors.

Daily stats	Countries for a specific day

 Countries, hosts, pages, directories, traffic, domain... stats

Basic stats are computed, it includes which files have been red, how long, how many times, from whom. Browsing into the hosts section will allow you to get a in-depth look, from countries to domain to hosts to host's pages. Table are sortable to make things easier to read and a search tool allow to find in a click your data.

  Map URL to document's title and statistics about your Web structure (tree, bad links...)

Tired to see URL in your stats report ? W3Perl map each file with its title tag found inside the HTML code. Of course, it works if you put different title tag in your html document ! As a bonus, the script will also check links, report some stats about your web structure (for instance, the lastest HTML files updated on your server).

  Referer and agent statistics

These are important data as they provide you useful information about people visiting your web. Where are they coming from ? From which pages ? What is the entry/exit point ? What keywords people are using from search engine to reach your web ? What is the ratio of Windows, Unix, Mac ? Which browser version are they using ?

  Error stats

Used with the broken links report, error stats are useful to track wrong links on your server. Expected files requests from users are shown as well as access to forbidden server rules.

  Session stats

Hmmm...session stats can't be compute on the web as they are not 'ending session' flags. But you can try to put some and check after processing that the rules you have applied are right. Marks are the time for a user to read a HTML pages (you don't need more than 30 minutes to read a HTML page), the time for a user to watch your web (usually people don't stay on the same web more than 10 hours !).
Useful data as the average number of requests and time on your web can be extracted. Each user is track and the report show you the HTML pages download, the time elapsed for these pages. Watch and follow the exact user's path on your website ... URL by URL.

  Scripts stats

You are running a database on your server ? Well, W3Perl can show how often your scripts are running. If you are sending parameters also, reports will show the occurences of these differents parameters. It can display for instance if people are reading more often cars advertising or computers ones.

  Screen size / Color depth

If you want to add screen size and color depth stats to w3perl, you need to add a small piece of javascript within your most popular webpage. This javascript will detect screen size and add this informations in your logfile so W3Perl will be able to read it.

  Login stats for restricted directories

You have a protected area in your server and you want to watch out people accessing to these area ? Yes, you can ! The script will show who, when and what file have been accessed by your authorized users.

Pages stats	Directories stats