Description: Amplitude’s enhanced out-of-the-box channel classifiers automatically group traffic from sources and referrers like Paid and Organic Search, Email, Affiliates, LLM channels, and more. Why: Your dashboards and Global Agent clearly show trends and impact from every channel investment without any added analytics set-up.
What it is: The Guide Preview now includes an Edit button. Click it to adjust form factor options like position and layout, then save to see changes reflected in both the Preview and the Dashboard right away.
What it is: Grouping guides and surveys into a mutual exclusivity set ensures each end-user sees at most one from the group. The primary use case is platform-specific announcements: create a version for iOS and another for Android, add both to the group, and users see only the version that matches their device.
What it is: Frequency charts, histogram charts, session length, and time-to-convert now support normalization, PDF, and CDF views. Normalization scales each series so its bars sum to 1, making groups with different sample sizes directly comparable , for example, U.S.
What it is: Buttons in Guides and Surveys can now execute multiple actions in sequence rather than just one. When a user clicks, the step transition fires immediately, and additional actions (opening a URL, clicking a page element) follow in order.
What it is: Good news! Admins can now view all user activity within Global Agent across their organization through a new Audit Tab in AI Controls. The table surfaces all threads, giving admins insight into how users are interacting with Global Agent, as well as the ability to monitor usage and verify things are running smoothly.
What it is: Two state persistence improvements for Experiment and Feature Flags. Experiment table filters now encode into the URL, so filtering by status, tag, or owner produces a link you can bookmark or send to a teammate.
What it is: The Target Segment builder in Experiment, Feature Flags, and Guides & Surveys now surfaces transformed user properties in the property picker alongside standard ones.
What it is: A new JSONPath query tab in the Session Replay event viewer lets you target specific nested fields inside raw event payloads. Instead of scanning the full payload manually, you can write a JSON path expression to filter, inspect, or compare exactly the values you need.
Description: The Job Details Drawer gives customers detailed visibility into the progress and status of their BigQuery data warehouse import jobs. Previously, users could only see basic success/failure status and a download link for error logs.
Description: Set up survey alerts to send survey responses directly to slack channels. Users can filter survey responses either by the Project , By Tag , or By Survey , making it easy to map specific survey types to certain slack channels.
What it is: Organization Settings now includes a dedicated Audit Logs page where admins can track security-relevant activity across their account. It covers role changes, user invitations, project settings changes, and SSO activity, with each event tagged by risk level: high, medium, or low.
Description: Email as a destination. Alerts fire only when flag evaluation changes , not on cosmetic edits. Each notification includes a description of what changed. Why: Alert noise from cosmetic experiment edits drowns out changes that actually matter. No email delivery option existed.
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