Stop guessing who kept what. Log every loot pickup during a fight, then verify — item by item, player by player — that it actually landed in the guild chest.
Open the Loot Logger →In ZvZ, ganks and dungeon runs, dozens of items get picked up in seconds. When the fight ends the officer asks everyone to deposit to the guild chest — and some of it never arrives. Without a record, you can't tell an honest mistake from a loot thief, and you can't run a fair split. Most guilds rely on screenshots and trust. That doesn't scale.
The free Albion Market Analyzer capture client reads the same combat and loot events the game already sends to your PC — passively, no automation, no injection. Every pickup is recorded with who looted it, which item, the quantity, the zone and the timestamp. You can watch a session build live in the Loot Logger tab, or upload a saved .txt log after the fight. Guildmates can each contribute their own log so the picture is complete even if one person died early.
This is the part no other Albion tool does end to end. When you open your guild chest, the client captures what was deposited. Paste the in-game chest log too if you have it. The accountability check then cross-references every logged pickup against those deposits and shows, per player:
Because deposits are captured at the packet level — not typed in by hand — the numbers are ground truth, not an honor system.
Set your friendly-guild perspective (main guild, or main + alliance guilds) and everyone else is treated as enemy. Deaths are split into friendly, enemy and bystander, with the zone shown per kill and killboard cross-referencing for who did the killing. This makes the same session useful for both a loot audit and a quick battle review.
Once you know what actually came in, the built-in loot split calculator turns the verified total into fair payouts: weighted shares, an off-the-top deduction for regear or repairs, per-player bonuses, live price import for valuation, and a one-click Discord-ready summary to paste in your guild channel.
Every accountability report can become a public share link with the state snapshotted in — officers and members open the exact same verified view, no login required. Links don't rot: shared reports are kept even as older sessions are pruned.