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Data (Beta) provides data planning and tracking that helps companies run on clean and consistent analytics by eliminating human error during the instrumentation process.

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archana
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archanaTeam Member
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Getting Started with Amplitude Data - New Amplitude Academy course!

Hi everyone! My name is Archana and I’m a Learning Experience Designer on the Customer Education team here at Amplitude. Are you getting started with the Amplitude Data (BETA) experience? You’re in luck! We have a brand new course in the Amplitude Academy designed to get you familiar with the Data UI and teach you how to plan, implement, and maintain your analytics tracking.Create an Amplitude Academy account to access the course here: Getting Started with Amplitude Data [On-demand course]Have questions? Connect with your fellow course participants and me by replying to this thread. Happy learning!

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archana
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2 years ago
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dwatsonNew Member
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Return average session length by user through the API?

Hey, I am trying to find the average session length by user. I know this is possible on a chart but using the endpoint: GET https://amplitude.com/api/3/chart/CHART_ID_HERE/queryOnly returns 1000 user ids. Another way would be to use the user activity endpoint but this would be a long process. I essentially want the following endpoint:GET https://amplitude.com/api/2/sessions/peruserBut with the ability to group by cohort, property or those who have performed a particular event.

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MikkoKarvonen
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2 years ago
eddie.gaona
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eddie.gaonaAmplitude Support
posted in Data Planning and Governance
Data (Beta) - A new home for Amplitude’s data management features 

Amplitude’s data management features are going through some exciting changes! We’re consolidating Iteratively’s data planning capabilities with Amplitude event and property management features into one central hub, with a brand new user interface.  What does this mean for you? All of the data management that you did in Govern—things like blocking and deleting an event/property, changing the visibility status or activity status for an event/property, or creating custom events—will now be done in the new data management hub Data (Beta.) You’ll also be able to set up a workspace for your project and use the Tracking Plan feature to plan changes to your schema, set taxonomy rules, solicit feedback and reviews from your team. Here, you’ll also be able to view your event metadata and be alerted of schema violations. Example of adding events to your tracking plan: To learn more, check out the following docs:  Amplitude Academy Course - Data(Beta) Iteratively Blog - How to make event trackin

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eddie.gaona
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2 years ago
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Leonardo ArevaloNew Member
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Automatic provisioning with azure

Hello how are you? is it possible to do automatic provisioning with azure?

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eddie.gaona
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2 years ago
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deolandscsapingNew Member
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amplitude-js changing request-header doesn't work

I have a simple react application using amplitude-js to send payloads to our API. Our API controller accepts and parses json message (application/json;charset=utf-8) but amplitude-js sends data in format data.I tried below code in my react application where I initiate amplitude intance but it doesn't work, it still sends the data in application/x-www-form-urlencoded format which is default:const amplitudeInstance = amplitude.getInstance("test").init("21e0fe6c98573ae71d209cb8ec4e85eb", null, { // optional configuration options saveEvents: false, forceHttps:false, headers: { 'Content-Type': 'application/json;charset=utf-8'}, apiEndpoint:'localhost:8080/events/publish', logEvent:'test data'})So my question is why can't I change amplitude-js's content-type as they mention in docs:https://developers.amplitude.com/docs/javascriptdeoland (Configuring HTTP Headers)Thanks

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Denis Holmes
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2 years ago
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qingzhuoTeam Member
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Introducing Ampli SDK

The Ampli CLI, Ampli SDK, and Amplitude SDK work together to bring a tracking library into your project.Developers use a Tracking Plan in the form of a type-safe autogenerated code.Iteratively can generate a tracking library for all popular platforms and programming languages. The autogenerated library, the Ampli SDK, is a lightweight wrapper over the Amplitude SDK that provides type-safety, supports linting, and enables features like input validation. The code replicates the spec in the Tracking Plan and enforces its rules and requirements. :::noteVisit the ampli-examples GitHub repo for example applications that use the Ampli SDK.::: Ampli CLI The Ampli CLI is how you download the Ampli SDK for your current tracking plan ampli pull.Verify implementation status of event tracking in your project by using ampli status. Ampli SDK The Ampli SDK is a dynamic, code-generated SDK. It contains strong types for the events in your tracking plan, and provides autocomplete and static type checkin

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2 years ago
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ballantyNew Member
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Generate SDK

We have a gatsby website that I am trying to track events. We have defined a tracking plan using Iteratively. So I believe the steps are next to generate the sdk using that tracking plan. I have followed the steps in the documentation - https://developers.data.amplitude.com/browser. This generates a src/itly/index.js file which has methods for my track events. It also export itlySdk.However I am unable to get this file properly included and working in our gatsby website. I have tried making a plugin but cannot get it to work.My first question is the 2 different types of Browser - Javascript sources. I cannot find these mentioned anywhere in the docs. So should I be using Browser - Javascript or Browser - Javascript (Itly).Secondly the file generate when using Browser - Javascript (Itly) exports itlySdk. Whereas the documentation steps talk about importing itly. https://developers.data.amplitude.com/browser#import-into-your-app. I don’t have itly defined in the generated javascript.Thir

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eddie.gaona
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2 years ago
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akiramiamotoNew Member
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Create user segment excluding others

Hello everyone!Can I create a user segment based on another?I already created Segment A and Segment B and want to create Segment C such that C = ALL - A - B. Is it possible? Thanks =)

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Jacenda Davis
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3 years ago
eddie.gaona
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eddie.gaonaAmplitude Support
posted in Data Planning and Governance
Ingesting Events via HTTP API V2

The HTTP API v2 is a great tool to ingest data into Amplitude via server-side. You can use Shell, HTTP, JavaScript, NodeJS, Ruby, Python, Java, and Go to hit the HTTP API v2 endpoint(https://api2.amplitude.com/2/httpapi).  I will demonstrate how to ingest data from the HTTP API v2 endpoint using a curl command using Terminal on a Mac laptop. The HTTP API v2 endpoint expects the event data to be formatted in JSON. Here is an example call:  curl -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -d '{"api_key": "INSERT_API_KEY","events":[{"device_id":"5f9fbb3b-8b65-5a35-8ec1-699f5cfb2998", "event_type":"test_event", "event_properties": {"button_clicked_name": "Subscribe"},"user_properties": {"is_subscribed": true},"ip":"127.0.0.1"}]}' https://api2.amplitude.com/2/httpapi  The breakdown of the call above: You will need the API Key of your Amplitude project (only members with manager and admin permissions can see this information) The Device ID or User ID of the unique user. (In the call we are u

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Saish Redkar
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3 years ago

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