Available parameters

TE can display a vast amount of data for your trades. Just select parameters you wish to survey and enable them using the Interface manager. They are organized into 13 sections:

You can edit certain parameters directly from the Overview Stats table by clicking on a preferred table cell (mouse pointer turns into a hand over parameters you can edit). Naturally you can only edit parameters related to settings and values, the rest are provided by TE3 (calculated form your traffic).

Action

Parameter	Type	Description
`C`:	Editable	`mass select` all you trades or `checkbox` desired trades.
`#`:	Editable	succesive number of trades - click on the cell to copy statistics for the respective trade to the clipboard.
`Action`:	Editable	edit single trades and view various stats for them with three “Tool” icons“: `Edit` icon: opens an Edit trade Window for a desired trade, `Graph` icon: displays graphs for a desired trade (a “Daily” or “Monthly” graph), `Multi task` icon: opens a Quick stats pop-up window for a desired trade (select a quick stat you wish to inspect).
`Domain`:	Editable	domain name for the respective trade.

Last 60 minutes

Parameter	Type	Description
`Raw`:	Provided	incoming raw hits.
`Uniq`:	Provided	incoming unique hits.
`Clk T`:	Provided	clicks sent to trades.
`Clk G`:	Provided	cliks sent to galleries.
`Clk TG`:	Provided	clicks sent to trades and galleries.
`CB`:	Provided	click back - surfers that were already sent out to a trade, but they “came back” to your site and clicked again.
`CBR`:	Provided	click back ratio - surfers that were already sent out to a trade, but they “came back” to your site and clicked again (CB / Out T).
`Exout`:	Provided	visitors who visited all trades in your database in one session. Learn more about `Exout` here.
`Out`:	Provided	outgoing hits sent to a trade - free hits forced are not included.
`Out T`:	Provided	outgoing total - outgoing hits sent to a trade + free hits forced.
`Out U`:	Provided	outgoing uniques - TE3 only sends out unique hits, but some surfers will click on the same perm links (e.g. toplist or “purl” links) several times.
`Prod T`:	Provided	trade productivity (Clk T / Raw).
`Prod G`:	Provided	gallery productivity (Clk G / Raw).
`Prod TG`:	Provided	trade & gallery (overall) productivity (Clk TG/ Raw).
`Value`:	Provided	represents real value of a trade (Clk T / Out T).
`Ratio Raw`:	Provided	ratio raw (Out T / Raw).
`Ratio Clk T`:	Provided	ratio Clk T (Out T / Clk T).
`Free`:	Provided	represents “free” hits sent by the Forces module summed up by all three methods: `Instant`, `Per hour` and `At least`.
`Force`:	Provided	represents “force” hits sent by the Forces module summed up by all three methods: `Instant`, `Per hour` and `At least`.
`Skim %`:	Provided	percent of clicks sent to galleries.
`Uniq %`:	Provided	percent of incoming unique hits.
`Uniq Owed`:	Provided	represents the difference between outgoing totals and incoming unique hits (Out T - Uniq).
`Raw Owed`:	Provided	represents the difference between outgoing totals and incoming raw hits (Out T - Raw).
`Ratio Raw Owed`:	Provided	ratio raw owed (Raw / Out T).
`Ratio Uniq Owed`:	Provided	Ratio Uniq Owed (Uniq / Out U).

Last 24 hours

Same categories as Last 60 minutes.

Last 7 days

Same categories as Last 60 minutes.

Forces

Parameter	Type	Description
`Instant`:	Editable	instant free (blue color) or force (red color) hits set. When you set Instant hits, forcing starts immediately. The amount you set will be sent out to the respective trade(s) as soon as there is enough outgoing uniques available.
`Per hour`:	Editable	amount of hits to be sent per hour.
`Time`:	Editable	duration (infinitive time scale `∞`; send forces for `X` hours; force only, if incoming raw hits (last 60 mins) for this trade fall below `X`).
`Delay`:	Editable	time delay set (forces are displayed in shaded font until time delay expires).

Capping

Parameter	Type	Description
`Min prod`:	Editable	trades with productivity (Prod TG) lower than “min product” will be suspended. Enter 0.00 to disable this cap type.
`Max prod`:	Editable	this option only works in combination with “Value” algorithm. Trades with Prod TG higher than maximum productivity, will get returns based on maximum productivity. Enter 0.00 to disable this cap type.
`Min size`:	Editable	if trade size (Raws or Clk TG) is smaller than “min size” set, trade will be suspended. For obvious reason, trade has to be in the database for at least 24 hours to become a candidate for this cap type. If you reset the trade, it will again take 24 hours before this cap type is in effect. Enter 0 to disable this cap type.
`Max out size`:	Editable	if outgoing traffic for a trade is greater than “max out size” set, trade will be suspended until outgoing traffic will decrease below “Max out size”. For obvious reason, trade has to be in the database for at least 24 hours to become a candidate for this cap type. If you reset the trade, it will again take 24 hours before this cap type is in effect. Enter 0 to disable this cap type.
`Min value`:	Editable	trades with “Value” lower than “min value” will be suspended. Enter 0.00 to disable this feature.
`Max out ratio`:	Editable	if outgoing ratio (based on Raw or Clk T) is larger than “max out ratio” set, trade will be suspended (Ratio raw = Out T / Raw, Ratio Clk T = Out T / Clk T). Enter 0.00 to disable this feature.

Main

Parameter	Type	Description
`In toplist`:	Editable	if the “in toplist” option is checked in the “edit trade” window, respective trade has a chance to be listed in the toplist. If it is NOT checked, trade will never get listed in the toplist, even if it deserves it.
`Grabber`:	Editable	you can “enable / disable” thumb grabber module for each individual trade in the edit trade pop-up window.
`Graber URL`:	Editable	this is an alternative URL for grabbing thumbs. You can specify it optionally. If it is not specified, thumb grabber will search for thumbs on the specified “return URL”.
`Algorithm`:	Editable	there are seven algorithms to choose from. You will find detailed descriptions for each algorithm here.
`Ratio`:	Editable	ratios are relative to each other, only the relation between them matters. Read more about ratios here.
`Push to size`:	Editable	you can specify trade volume (incoming raw hits) you want to reach for this trade using `Push to size` parameter. If `Push to size` parameter is not equal to `0` and incoming raws are smaller than the value set, return algo will use `Push ratio` instead of normal ratio to extra push the trade. Once the incoming raws reach `Push to size` value, `Push ratio` gets disabled and “normal” ratio is in use again.
`Push ratio`:	Editable	`Push ratio` is correlated to `Push to size`. If `Push to size` parameter is not equal to `0` and incoming raws are smaller than the value set, return algo will use `Push ratio` instead of normal ratio to extra push the trade. Once the incoming raws reach `Push to size` value, `Push ratio` gets disabled and “normal” ratio is in use again.
`Start raws`:	Editable	this option is active only for unapproved trades. Incoming raw hits from that trade must exceed this number in order to get any return traffic. Enter `0` into the field to disable this feature.
`Start clicks`:	Editable	this option is active only for unapproved trades. Clk TG (clicks to trades + galleries) from that trade must exceed this number in order to get any return traffic. Enter `0` into the field to disable this feature.
`Skim pattern`:	Editable	skim is set to default skim by default. You can set internal skim for individual trades or system trades (any or all) and it will outpower “default skim” for those trades. Click on the table cell and enter the preferred skim or skim pattern for the respective (system) trade. If you set external skim ( `s=X` directly in the outgoing link ) it will also have priority over “default skim” (but not over “internal skim”).
`Site name`:	Editable	site name can be displayed in your toplist.
`Return URL`:	Editable	URL where return traffic will be sent to.
`Signup time`:	Provided	date and time when trade was added to the database.
`Owed`:	Provided	left column: `Owed forces`, right column: `Owed ratio`. Since `Owed forces` have priority over `Owed ratio`, we've set `Owed forces` column as the primary sort.
`External feature`:	Editable	this feature prevents cycling surfers between the same sites over and over again by adding “visited domains” parameter at the end of the outgoing link using GET method.
`Niches`:	Editable	number of niches the respective trade is assigned to. Click on the table cell to edit your settings - assign/unassign the respective trade to your niches.

Personal

Parameter	Type	Description
`Nick`:	Editable	site owner's nickname.
`ICQ num`:	Editable	site owner's ICQ number.
`E-mail`:	Editable	site owner's address.

Proxy

Parameter	Type	Description
`In`:	Provided	number of incoming proxy raw hits based on the environment variables (HTTP_VIA and HTTP_X_FORWARDED).
`In %`:	Provided	incoming proxy traffic in percents, based on the environment variables.
`Clk`:	Provided	number of proxy clicks based on the environment variables.
`Clk %`:	Provided	proxy clicks in percents, based on the environment variables.

Mobile

Same categories as “Proxy”

No JS

Parameter	Type	Description
In	Provided	incoming raw hits produced by surfers with JavaScript disabled.
In%	Provided	percent of incoming raw hits produced by surfers with JavaScript disabled (In / Raw).

Rank

Parameter	Type	Description
`Alexa`:	Provided	Alexa global traffic rank - inspect how the respective trade is ranked relative to all other sites on the web. The rank is calculated from a site's estimated average of daily unique visitors and its estimated number of pageviews over the past 3 months. Read more about Alexa.
`Google`:	Provided	Google PageRank - the values 0 to 10 determine a page’s importance, reliability and authority on the web according to Google. It's one of many factors used to determine which pages appear in search results. Read more about Google PageRank.

GNB

Parameter	Type	Description
`Graph`:	Provided	good, normal, bad graph. Hold mouse over the graph to see more details.
`Quality`:	Provided	good, normal, bad quality ratio is calculated based on the amount of incoming raws received from each country group and their weights. By default, GNB quality ratio is NOT included in the algorithms for outgoing traffic distribution and it serves for informative purposes only.