Description: We added new REST API endpoints to manage annotation categories and access new annotation fields (like end date). HC Docs have been updated with the new API. Quality of life improvement: allow bulk copying annotations across projects (from the manage annotations table in project settings). This was a requested feature.
Description: We've leveraged our principle of customer centricity, and taken a look at recent customer tickets in the event streaming area. For each category of tickets we saw, we identified a couple of improvements to be made and, well, made them.
Description: The new Duration Estimator transforms how you plan web and feature experiments. By automating the busywork and making trade-offs transparent, you can now confidently design tests with realistic timelines without leaving Amplitude or manually pulling historical data.
Description: Visualize web vitals with our dedicated Web Vitals marketing hub. Enable Web Vitals on your browser SDK to start collecting data, and then visit our new Marketing Hub to be able to visualize and interact with the data. Why: Measure your site performance and understand your SEO better without the need for an extra 3rd party provider.
Description: We’ve added a new tab, AI Controls, in org settings that will be the new home for Amplitude AI configs, context management, and enterprise AI controls (in the future!). The first feature in AI Controls is an AI Context input which lets customers provide org-level context to Ask AI and Agents.
Description: This has to be one of the most impactful improvements that we will ever deliver for Session Replay customers. Without doing anything, customers are now able to view anywhere from 1.1-10000x more replays than they could before. Previously, to surface a replay, the session ID on the replay had to match at least one event's session ID.
A default threshold of 10 seconds has been implemented for the session replay list. This change is a significant quality of life improvement for organizations that collect very short replays. Who: Live for all organizations. Why: No one wants to see 0s or 1s replays.
Description: You can now use SESSIONTOTALS(event) to count how many sessions include a given event or in a metric. Small update, big quality-of-life win. :tada: Why: Streamlines using sessions in the Events Segmentation chart. No longer need to switch charts to count sessions! Where: Event segmentation formulas.
Description: Labeled events can now be used in custom events as well as inline custom events on charts. Why: As part of the continued push for autotrack, labeled events deserve to be more of a first class citizen in Amplitude - customers aren't going to understand the nuance that a labeled event is a custom event "under the hood".
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