Headless Guides & Surveys: Manage Guides and Surveys from the Developer API, CLI, and MCP
Description: Guides and surveys are finally fully supported for headless operation. Customers and their AI agents can list, read, create, edit and archive guides and surveys through the Amplitude Developer API, the amp CLI, and Amplitude MCP.
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Monte Carlo's Terraform provider is now on the OpenTofu registry
Monte Carlo has published its Terraform provider and agent modules to the OpenTofu registry, enabling users to manage Monte Carlo infrastructure as code using OpenTofu.
REST API v2 (Public preview): onboard Monte Carlo from your AI tool, Terraform or a script
Monte Carlo's REST API v2 is now in public preview, enabling automated onboarding and deployment of collection agents via scripts, Terraform, or AI tools.
Gemini-powered Explore summaries in Looker are generally available
The ability to generate summaries of Looker Explores using Gemini assistance is now generally available.
Dashboard relationships are now generally available
Dashboard relationships, which enable multi-fact data models in AI/BI dashboards, are now generally available.
Looker bullet chart visualization is generally available
The bullet chart visualization type is now generally available in Looker, allowing users to evaluate metric performance against targets and thresholds.
Xero connector is available in Beta
The managed Xero connector is now available in beta for Databricks Lakeflow Connect, supporting incremental ingestion of accounting data.
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Metric Explorer is the Chart Default
Description: Metric Explorer is Amplitude’s default chart for new analyses. It brings event metrics, session metrics, saved metrics, and formulas into one chart, so customers can compare behavior and visits without switching chart types. Why: Event Segmentation and User Sessions previously split related questions across separate charts.
Enterprise-Managed Auth for Amplitude MCP
What it is: New for Amplitude MCP, org admins can let people connect Claude through their company’s identity provider instead of each person authorizing a separate OAuth connection. Amplitude applies each person’s existing permissions.
Session-based Funnel Analysis
Description: Funnel Analysis now supports Sessions as a counting method, along with a session-based completion window - so you can measure how many sessions convert through a funnel, with conversion bounded to the session itself. Pick Sessions in the counting method dropdown and the funnel counts session-level conversion.
React Native Autocapture
Description: The React Native analytics SDK now supports autocapture. With just a small amount of instrumentation and configuration, customers can autocapture events like sessions, app lifecycle events, network tracking events, frustration interactions, and element interactions.
Advanced Segments
Description: Advanced Segments brings user-, session-, and event-scoped conditions into one builder, with AND/OR logic, nested groups, ordered event sequences, and cart-property filtering.
MCP Service Accounts for Automated Workflows
Description: Org admins can now create MCP service accounts directly in Amplitude Settings, rather than using an API call or personal token. Each account has its own client ID and secret and uses OAuth 2.0 client credentials, so bots, backend agents, CI jobs, and scripts can connect to Amplitude MCP without an interactive login.
Zoning Insights access expansion
Description: 2026 Growth Analytics and Enterprise Analytics plans have access to unlimited zones and overlays, revenue metrics, comparisons, downloads, AI opportunities, and the real-time Chrome extension.
User properties on survey responses (table + CSV export)
Description: On a survey’s Responses tab you can add user properties as extra columns. Open Columns, search, and pick any project user properties (DAC-restricted ones are hidden). Those columns show in the table and are included in both immediate and async CSV exports.