Amplitude Analytics Reviews: 4.5/5 — Highly Rated

I like using funnel reports as well as segmentation.

I would like to be able to filter between Mweb & Web. I use device family but it is not always reliable.

My key metrics are funnel completion so it is helpful to see where users are dropping off in the funnel

The power of creating and personalize your own charts, is grater than other analytics tools that offer pre set ones. And more powerful!

Maybe the training documents could be improved with some videos and en other languages, we have a multilanguage team and not everybody speaks english

Conversion data, users behaivor, users cohorts by shopping fequency, recency and spent

I have been using Amplitude regularly for the past two years. It provides a great deal of insightful information about the behavior and interactions of our users. The tools offered are very convenient to use. In particular, I liked how easy it is to create Segmentation queries and share those with others. Other features worth mentioning are: - advanced searching with a quick key property lookup - creating custom queries with nested filters - visualizing audience breakdown by some property grouping - viewing user streams - deep linking to some specific event and sharing with others - creating funnels and reports.

I established several convenient methods to reach my goals quickly and efficiently and had no issues with this platform.

Analyzing user interactions based on the events we track. Funnels and segment. Efficient queries and filters. The success metrics for the A/B tests.

i really liked how simple and straightforward using amplitude is; from starting the integration to making analysis charts, you don't need to know SQL or other stuff that data analysts possess. And I really liked how their free plan offers one of the highest numbers of free events and services.

I had setup as the source for data and connected amplitude as the destination, but I observed that some events were coming in segments. Still, they were not reflecting in amplitude, I tried to debug this issue but couldn't conclude the reason or solution for the same.

using amplitude for quick search and deploying segmentation or funnel of our users and reports with graphs, charts and exportable data

Amplitude helps me to understand product usage across platforms

Can do a better job with dashboarding frameworks

Customer-level analyses that help effort integration across platforms

It breaks down analysis into really easily digestable graphs which make sense to even non-data people

Sometimes it can be a little overwhelming with the options available and trying to understand them

Amplitude allows us to look into usr behaviour so we can highlight where we need to focus our time

I like creating funnel dashboards, to see our in app funnel.

I don't dislike anything I guess, Amplitude is covering all I need.

It allows us to analyse all event data easily, faster than any other tool.

make dashboards and monitor live data. User Retention

Value "none" in some properties. Sometimes it has issues.

I know my users journeys inside the app and create useful finnels

-Constant improvement, not seeing the same panel twice with the same user problems -They hear you over your problems -Small stuff counts, when compared with competitors, creating an audience is the best -Doing a/b tests in-house and performing the analysis in Amplitude is 100% possible and it is a better solution than most

I'd like some more flexibility on their startup programs, pricing seems a little tight for up-and-coming companies. The pricing structure on the website shouldn't always redirect you to sales.

When you use a product analytics tool, the number of data people at the company that is out there is going to decrease, vastly. Doing A/B tests and comparing the results are extremely hard, even if you have the best data people Your data people can focus on data things, not moving the bricks around.

It's easy to instrument and to use to get product insights, it could help to answer almost every product question we could have.

For websites GA is still probably better, so you would use two platforms.

It's helping to understand how our customers use our products, helping to drive development.