Statser can publish a customer-facing analytics dashboard without giving anyone access to Total CMS.

ENABLE THE PUBLIC PAGE

  1. Open Statser Settings and choose Public page.

  2. Enable Public customer dashboard active.

  3. Decide whether search engines may index it. Noindex is recommended for private reporting.

  4. Add a password when the dashboard should not be public.

  5. Save the settings.

  6. Open the displayed URL in a private browser window and test it.

DIRECT URL

The generated direct dashboard URL follows the website’s actual Total CMS base path. It works without a Sitebuilder route or an .htaccess change and is the simplest choice.

YOUR OWN SHORT URL

Enable Use custom URL and enter a simple path such as /stats. Do not enter a RewriteRule. Saving creates or updates the required Sitebuilder page for that path. Statser also shows the matching .htaccess snippet when the server needs the short URL rewrite. Place that block near the top of .htaccess, before catch-all or Pretty URL rules.

PASSWORD AND LANGUAGE

A saved password is stored as a hash. The visitor’s browser or system language chooses German or English automatically. The login stays hidden until the saved access state has been checked, so returning visitors do not see a brief password-form flash.

TEST AFTER EVERY PATH CHANGE

Open the custom URL in a private window, test both desktop and mobile, and confirm that the page is not counted as a website visit. If the custom URL conflicts with another page, choose a different path or use the direct URL.

Deleting the generated public page in Statser removes its Sitebuilder page and template without deleting analytics data.