New features to help scale your most important work

In February, we released a slew of feature enhancements to give your team even more powerful insights and reliable data, as well as new experimental controls to help your programs scale.

Updates are available to all Amplitude customers and in the EU Data Center unless stated otherwise.
 

Summary

New Analytics releases

• New Funnel chart updates

• General availability of space edit access

New Data releases

• More complex cohort logic with new OR clause capabilities eBeta]

• General availability of Webhook Event Streaming

• Analytics SDK and Ampli wrapper for Go

• Partner integrations for Productboard, Plotline.io, Marketo, and Bento

New Experimentation releases

• CUPED availability

• Data Quality Checklist

• Python and Golang SDK

• New endpoints for the Management API ABeta]

• Archived experiment improvements

New Analytics releases

Better funnel insights, easier collaboration

Get deeper conversion insights with updated funnel charts

Funnel charts are more powerful than ever. Our latest updates make it possible to:

• Calculate the total revenue attributed to a conversion
• Apply a conversion window of 90+ days to help businesses with longer funnels get quality insights

Access these updates by opening the Funnels Chart in Analytics.

Learn more about building a funnel analysis.

Space edit access is now generally available

Now all Amplitude customers can easily co-create and maintain analyses across charts, dashboards, notebooks, and Cohorts. Space edit access eliminates access issues in situations like:

• Increasing object ownership to new teams or individuals
• Providing an existing team with access to multiple objects
• Maintaining edit access to objects owned by former team members

Determine who views, adds, or edits all objects within a Space. When moving charts into a Space, you’ll also see new disclosure badges on content. 

Access this update from the Share button within team Spaces.

Learn more about Amplitude Spaces.

New Data releases

Unlock new capabilities with cohorts, integrations

Use more complex logic to build cohorts with new OR clause capabilities Beta]

You can now use OR statements on top of AND clauses when creating cohorts. This new option lets you more easily create complex segments which satisfy one condition or another.

Here’s an example cohort you can build with this new feature:

Growth and Enterprise customers can access this feature in the Cohort Builder.

Webhook Event Streaming is now generally available

Get more granular control over what data you send to the rest of your stack. Webhooks Event Streaming allows you to select which event, user, or group properties to include in the payload of forwarded events.

Access this feature by navigating to Data Destinations within the Catalog section of Data. Learn more.

Go SDK for Analytics is now generally available

Streamline Amplitude data collection in your Go applications with the Go SDK for Analytics. It comes with Ampli wrapper and has full feature parity with other next-generation SDKs, including custom plugin support.

Access this feature by navigating to SDK sources in the Catalog section of Data.

Learn more about Analytics SDK and Ampli Wrapper.

Enjoy integrations with Productboard, Plotline.io, Marketo, and Bento Beta]

Access these integrations from Data Sources within the Catalog section of Data.

Unless specified, these integrations are only available to paid users and not in the EU Data Center.

• Productboard cohort sync - Productboard users now have additional identity mapping options, including User_IDs, emails, and External IDs. This update helps match and resolve user identities using the highest quality data possible. Learn more about the Productboard cohort sync.
   
• Plotline.io cohort sync - Plotline.io users can activate more users and personalize onboarding flows by sending Amplitude cohorts to Plotline. Learn more about the Plotline.io cohort sync.
   
• Marketo list cohort sync - Marketo users can export Amplitude cohorts into Marketo as a static list and then send them to any destination folder or program. Learn more about the Marketo list cohort sync.
   
• Import Bento Events - Bento users can now send events to Amplitude for a better understanding of how engagement with guides impacts activation. NOTE: This feature is available to all users. Learn more about importing Bento events.

New Experimentation releases

Reliability, scalability, organization enhancements

Generate more reliable experiment results with CUPED

Teams can now use CUPED (Controlled-experiment Using Pre-Existing Data) methodology to analyze A/B test results in Experiment.

In traditional A/B testing, teams get the average treatment effect by comparing the average outcomes of a treatment group to a control group. This assumes the treatment effect is the same for all individuals, which isn’t always true in practice.

CUPED addresses this limitation by estimating the treatment effect separately for each individual and then aggregating the individual estimates to get an overall assessment of the treatment effect.

Access this feature by toggling CUPED ‘On’ in the Statistical Settings section of the Analyze tab. 

Learn more about CUPED availability.

Follow experimentation best practices with Data Quality Checklist

Feel more confident setting up and running your tests–especially as you scale. With our new Data Quality Checklist, Experiment runs a series of automated data quality checks to uncover potential issues that could skew your results. Get the next steps for fixing these issues with sample ratio mismatches, variant jumping, or exposures without assignments. 

Access this feature in the Analyze tab. You’ll also be alerted proactively with our automated notifications.

Python and Golang SDKs now available for Amplitude Experiment

Developers working with Experiment now have two new SDKs generally available to help them better support their test programs: Python and Golang. Both SDKs support Remote and Local evaluation.

Access this feature in the Amplitude Development Center.  

Learn more about Python SDK and Golang SDK.

Automate QA with new endpoints in Management API eBeta]

We’re releasing functionality for the Experiment Management API that allows customers to leverage new auditing capabilities. The enhancements offer updated endpoints for both feature flags and experiments, including new Variants, Variant users, Edit flag/experiment, and Get experiment version details. 

Customers can request to try out an early version of the API in the Amplitude Developer Center. 

Organize and restore experiments easily with new Archive capabilities

Archiving improvements are here! As customers scale their experimentation programs, one of the top requests we hear is for better organization tools. Now you can review, search, and restore old tests in one view. Click into archived flags and experiments for a read-only view of configuration and data. Restore items if you wish to make new changes.

Search and sort for archived experiments and flags on the Experiment homepage.
 

That’s a wrap! Here’s what’s next:

• Sign in to your Amplitude account to start using these new features. (Need an account? Start using Amplitude for free.)
• Subscribe to product updates from our Community to stay up-to-date with the latest releases.
• Let us know which update you’ve been waiting for in the comments.