Question about StatsRemote compared to UnifiedStats
 

Does StatsRemote programs become "depreciated" as much as UnifiedStats? I never used StatsRemote and am currently using UnifiedStats, and it's become a pain that the programs in UnifiedStats becomes "depriciated" quite often, and I have to delete and readd the program, and lose all the history data. I know you could just leave the "depricated" program in the software, but then there would be hundreds of "depreciated" listings which I'm not to fond about.

Anyone care to enlighten me if this happens in StatsRemote?

I used Stats Remote for about 8 months, switched to Unified Stats and just couldn't handle Unified Stats and went back to Stats Remote.

Programs don't mess up like they do in Unified...also...in Unified, you often have to have multiple entries for one program, in Stats Remote you usually only need it once. Honestly, Stats Remote is worth every penny you pay for it. I haven't had one of the programs I use in stats remote become "depreciated"

The interface is so much easier to read, checking monthly, yearly etc. is a breeze and I just can't live without it.

When a sponsor program stops working in statsremote, you report it to statsremote. Then they fix it and it works again for the next update.

Exactly. And there's no loss of data...it just picks up where it left off last time.

If for some reason you do end up with missing data, you just right-click on the program's entry and click reset. It will grab all the historical data again.

When a program changes their stats we always try to fix the routine in a way that there's no change for our users, i.e. it will just work again with the next StatsRemote update, no historical stats are lost and there's nothing our users need to do on their end (e.g. delete and re-add the program).

Sometimes this is not possible though, for example when old rebills are still displayed in the old stats system and all new sales and rebills are displayed in a new stats system. In such cases there are two separate routines in StatsRemote for the old and new stats.

If a program closes shop, it's usually automatically disabled with the next StatsRemote update. You can decide whether you want to have these programs displayed in StatsRemote. If you want to hide your inactive/closed accounts, you can just check 'View -> Included Programs Only' and all these accounts will be hidden. If you then want to check the stats history of all your accounts (including the inactive/closed ones) you just uncheck 'View -> Included Programs Only' and all your accounts are displayed again.

If you want to check out StatsRemote and/or win cash or free subscription...
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Please let me know if you have any further questions.

wow..thanks for the detailed reply..seems like StatsRemote is WAY easier to use and more user-friendly than UnifiedStats. maybe it's worth throwing the extra bucks to use.

Same think happens in US. Not sure what shaze is talking about. I've used it over a year and never had to delete or re-add a program.

Even if you did delete a program and lose stats, you can just rescan the old dates.

JB's top notch!! :thumbsup :thumbsup

expand the program...and under the programs they are divided up under "PPS", "Revshare", etc.....

i'm constantly having to delete and readd the new one because they go "depreciated"

Stats Remote is an essential program if you are an adult webmaster.

Unified Stats Advance Reports
 

If you are using Unified Stats, you might want to use this to generate better reports from Unified Stats's database. It's free and stable.
Link here: cool13.com/?type=unifiedstatsadvancereports