Add Statsig experiment results to a dashboard
This feature is in Early Access. During this time, aspects of the functionality may still be developed, and this documentation may not always be up to date. If you have any questions, contact Amplitude Support.
A Statsig results card shows a Statsig experiment's scorecard on an Amplitude dashboard. Each time the dashboard loads, the card reads the current results from Statsig rather than showing a stored copy.
Use a results card when you want experiment outcomes in the same view as your Amplitude charts. To analyze an Amplitude Experiment instead, use the Experiment Results chart.
Availability
The Statsig results card isn't enabled for every account. Contact your Statsig or Amplitude account team to request access.
Prerequisites
You must link the Amplitude project holding the dashboard to a Statsig project. Linking happens in Statsig, not in Amplitude. For the steps, refer to Link your Statsig and Amplitude organizations in the Statsig documentation.
If the project isn't linked, the card still appears in the content list. The card reports that no Statsig projects are linked and shows no results.
Add the card
- Open the dashboard you want to add the card to, then click Add content. On a new dashboard, the same choices appear under Start with.
- Select Statsig results.
- On the new card, click to edit it and select an experiment from the list. The list is searchable, which helps when the linked Statsig project holds many experiments.
Add more than one card to compare experiments on a single dashboard.
Fit a wide scorecard on the dashboard
A Statsig scorecard carries more columns than a typical Amplitude chart. If a card's metrics are hard to scan, click Document options on the dashboard, then select Page width.
Why Statsig results differ from Amplitude Experiment
Statsig calculates scorecard results with its own statistics engine. Numbers won't match an Amplitude Experiment analysis of the same data, because the two products compute significance differently. For the statistical methods Statsig uses, refer to Statsig's Pulse documentation.
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