All you need is a set of queries over a well-constructed interface and you have the closest thing possible to instant reports across the Internet. As a log file analyzer, it works well, but most analysis tools are moving quickly beyond such limits. On installation of Bazaar Analyzer, you establish an administrator, who creates individual user accounts, each with its own password. Authorized users can enter the site and select or customize a report. Users can establish profiles for their accounts, so when they return to the reports they've chosen, their profiles will be loaded and ready for use.
Reports can track daily, weekly, or monthly usage statistics.
Reports include a full analysis summary, demographics, most and least requested pages, resources and bandwidth, and referring URLs. Reports are generated in your browser window, with graphs appearing as customizable Java applets. Since obtaining reports through Java and across the Internet takes time, Bazaar Analyzer Pro includes an extremely useful feature called Auto, which combines with the user profile to generate reports at intervals you require and let you know via e-mail that your reports are ready. Then you log on to your server site through the Java interface and view the reports. Bazaar Analyzer Pro is an excellent idea, but because Java still isn't ready for prime time, neither are the programs based on it.