Amplitude Analytics Features

Accurately measure total web traffic and present data elegantly.

Configure and accurately measure an appropriate measure of engagement, such as average session length, page views per session, amount of scrolling, etc.

Accurately determine where most people enter your site and where they leave and present data elegantly.

Software automatically tracks standard user actions.

Able to set up custom variables to track any user activity on the site.

Accurately measure bounce rate.

Track user return rates and related metrics.

Track what proportion of users convert via a certain action.

See how many users proceed down a certain path to conversion.

Configures and accurately measures an appropriate measure of engagement, such as average session length.

Accurately determines where users close the app during their sessions.

Accurately measures bounce rate.

Tracks user return rates and related metrics.

Tracks what proportion of users convert via a certain action.

Obtain live data for who is currently accessing your site.

Report on how any user activity has changed over time.

Report on user activity in the past and set up predictive models for the future.

Break down a population of users by demographics, sequence actions, time, and able to build custom segments.

Analytic tools are also available for mobile and tablet versions of websites.

Able to unify user data across devices, recognizing returning users.

Allows users to easily build customized reports and dashboards.

Able to access user-specific data such as location, language, gender, and activity while on the site.

Report on keywords used in internal searches.

Track load times on different devices and systems.

Analyze inbound marketing traffic to identify which campaigns are working best.

Track revenue and transactions.

Able to deploy promotional or other pop-up messages based on user actions.

System can self-monitor critical metrics and alert administrators when they reach concerning levels.

Application Programming Interface - Specification for how the application communicates with other software. API's typically enable integration of data, logic, objects, etc. with other software applications.

Able to test that event and variable setup are reporting data accurately.

Software is consistently available (uptime) and allows users to complete tasks quickly because they are not waiting for the software to respond.

Grant access to select data, features, objects, etc. based on the users, user role, groups, etc.

Identifies user demographics like gender or age.

Enables the view of analytic data based on user segment.

Identifies users locations.

Enables you to define custom events for analysis.

Provides real-time reports.

Measures user acquisition analytics.

Provides a holistic summary of your data.

Displays a users progress throughout specific paths in an application.

Displays a users activity history.

Ability to see analytics at the account level.

Ability to see analytics at the user level.

Ability to compare usage across segments such as role, company size, etc.

See how users move though a product via grouped page sequences

Receive automated alerts and reports based on gains or losses in performance.

View analytics for multiple products in a single dashboard, including cross-product engagement

Scores customers and visitors to identify at-risk or thriving accounts.

Breadth and functionality of integrations with third-party products.

Capability to perform complex tasks without constant human input

Works across multiple software systems or databases

Improves performance based on feedback and experience

Anticipates needs and offers suggestions without prompting

Capability to perform complex tasks without constant human input

Works across multiple software systems or databases

Anticipates needs and offers suggestions without prompting

Makes informed choices based on available data and objectives