How to choose a Total Battle chest tracker

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Bring your clan's expectations, not a new registration task for every member. We help you connect collection and check your first report.

• Keep an export of your old reports. Complete history migration is not promised; ask us to check your files before switching.
• Recreate your scoring period and requirements. Point rules support CSV import in Runekist's format; we can help check compatibility.
• Arrange the collection-account handover before connecting. Do not assume two collectors can share an account at the same time.
• Compare the first collected records and player totals with your clan's expectations. Start with leadership and invite members later.

Accuracy

Ask how records are collected, how duplicates are handled, and how leaders can audit period totals.

Uptime and stability

Look for clear status, retry behavior, and honest language about outages rather than perfect-uptime promises.

Setup friction

A tracker should explain the collection account, credentials, starter credits, and what clan leaders need before the first run.

Collector account fit

Many clans prefer a shared statistics account so collection can be paused, resumed, or transferred without tying up a personal account.

Some Total Battle logins include more than one game subaccount, especially during Seasonal Kingdoms. Runekist can target the exact subaccount that belongs to your clan so collection reads the right chest/gift list.

Public sharing and member access

Decide whether members need accounts, whether public standings are acceptable, and how player names will appear when data comes from collected records.