Open Web Analytics - Open Source Web Analytics System

Open Web Analytics , an open source web analytics framework that integrate web analytics features into any web application. Any interested developer can easily build own web analytics services with open web analytics frameworks because it is build with PHP and Javascript which makes it easier to integrate to any web application.

Meanwhile, Open Web Analytics framework offers various powerful website traffic tracking / reporting features like heat maps, multiple websites, Google Maps integration and RSS/Atom subscription tracking.

Web tracking / reporting features on Open Web Analytics:

• page views, visits, and unique visitors over time
• unique, new, repeat visitors over time
  
• Click-streams – view the actual click-stream of each visitor
• Click Tracking – Track where exactly on a web page users are clicking and view clicks by browser type
• Click Heat Maps – view a heat map of where users are clicking on your web pages
  
• Visitor Aging – understand the age of your repeat visitors.
• Canned and Custom Time Periods – generate reports using pre-defined reporting periods or custom date ranges
• Referring Page Analysis – View the title, anchor text, and surrounding text of inbound links from referring web pages
• View visits by user agent
• Track entry and exit pages
• Track pages by custom page type

Meanwhile, Open web analytics frameworks also uses on other open source resources like Open Flash Chart or PHP Mailer & requires PHP 4.2.2+ with GD enabled to run. Plus more, it also support for popular web applications such as WordPress and MediaWiki.

WordPress Specific Features

• Track visitors by WordPress user name or e-mail address they use in comments.
• Track all Wordpress Page Types (Posts, Pages, Authors, Archives, Categories, etc.)
• Track the number of comments made by visit
• Reporting accessible via Admin Dashboard
• Track subscribers to RSS/Atom feeds

MediaWiki Specific Features

• Track article, categeory and special pages.
• Track all visitors by user name and email address.