New in Amplitude: SQL in the Dashboard, Combined Events Segmentation Tab, & Improved Email Reporting

Check out the simplified Events tab UI, a new real-time activity graph, SQL in the dashboard, and improved email report settings.

Inside Amplitude
August 3, 2015
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Alan Ibrahim
Director of Customer Success
New in Amplitude: SQL in the Dashboard, Combined Events Segmentation Tab, & Improved Email Reporting

We’re excited to announce some product updates from the past month, including a simplified Events tab UI, a new real-time activity graph, SQL in the dashboard, and improved email report settings.

Combined Events Segmentation Tab

After gathering and analyzing all of your feedback, we have simplified our UI by combining the Events Segmentation and Events Properties tab, making it easier to view aggregation of properties. This combined tab is the new Events Segmentation tab.

Real-time Active User Counts

For enterprise customers, on the User Activity tab above the realtime map, we now display a graph that shows the** number of active users in your app at 5 minute intervals for the last 24 hours**. You can compare the counts of active users from today vs yesterday to see spikes in usage.

New SQL Tab

Enterprise customers who get access to their raw data in a dedicated Amazon Redshift cluster can now leverage the new SQL tab to write raw SQL queries in the Amplitude dashboard. Tables of amplitude_id’s or user_id’s can be directly saved as as a Behavioral Profile (formerly Behavioral Cohort) for further analysis within the dashboard like on the Retention and Funnels tabs.

Improved Email Report Settings for Custom Dashboards

Enterprise customers who are able to send custom dashboards as email reports now have the power to customize their reports. New customization options are available for: report time, email recipients, and CSV attachments.

Other Updates

User Properties in Events Segmentation Tab

You can now segment on User Properties in the properties dropdown in the Events Segmentation tab. This will filter events done with that user property at the time of the event.

‘Contains’ in Properties Filter in Behavioral Cohorts

You can now use the ‘contains’ function on a property filter when creating a Behavioral Cohort.

About the Author
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Alan Ibrahim
Director of Customer Success
Alan is Amplitude's Director of Customer Success, where he leads our North American Success team. As Amplitude's first employee, he built out our Customer Success function from scratch!