Good morning Jill and others. For a few years we have been using Harrassowitz's E-stats product. We've given them the login information to our platforms and they gather the stats. Because they are our subscription agent they include the purchasing and pricing information. The results are sent in an excel file. We only request one yearly report, but I believe there are options for more frequent reports.

We subscribed to Swets Scholarly Stats for one year at the same time we first tried E-stats. We also tried PaperStats. In both cases we found that Harrassowitz's report was just as useful as we ended up wanting to analyze everything in Excel anyway and their pricing was very competitive.

Hope this helps.

Jayson Felty, MSIS
Information Services Librarian
Preston G. Northrup Memorial Library
Texas Biomedical Research Institute
7620 NW Loop 410
San Antonio, TX  78227-5301
Tel:  210.258.9593 | Fax:  210.670.3313
jfelty@txbiomed.org | http://www.txbiomed.org

On Mar 23, 2012, at 11:05 AM, Grogg, Jill wrote:

> **Apologies for cross-posting**
>
> If you are NOT using an ILS- or ERM-integrated usage statistic management tool (e.g., Serials Solutions COUNTER), what are you using to manage your e-resource usage statistics? Please reply off-list. Thanks!
>
>
> Jill E. Grogg, Electronic Resources Coordinator,
> The University of Alabama Libraries,
> jgrogg@ua.edu, 205-348-7994