If you're simply tracking your site in general for demographics, the basic code will work fine. Once you've signed up for the service, the code is presented on an HTML page for you to copy, along with specific instructions on how to accomplish this. I copied the code verbatim to the pages I wanted to monitor, and monitoring began immediately. The JavaScript files can be included for simplified implementation on large sites. Having created my WebTrends Live account, I became the administrator.
Users can view and schedule reports and add their own sites.
Both users and administrators are identified by e-mail address and password. Once my site was outfitted for monitoring, I quickly discovered how easy it is to access reports. Whether you use the Enterprise or the eCommerce edition, reports can be sent to your WAP phone or Palm device. I loaded pages on my site several times from two different machines and then flipped open my WAP phone to see the reporting. After selecting my site, I was offered the ability to view a report for today, yesterday, this week, this month and the entire year.