Amplitude customers use Accoil to operationalize product data around accounts, not just users.
Accoil helps Customer Success, Support, Sales, and Marketing teams:
With the Amplitude integration, account and user events stream directly into Accoil without extra instrumentation, keeping your account-level insights live and actionable.
Before configuring the integration, make sure you have:
Paste your Accoil API Key into the input field.
Under 1. Select & filter events, select All Events.
Select Test Connection.
By default, Amplitude selects all events for forwarding. Keep this setting enabled to maximize visibility into product usage across the user lifecycle.
You may optionally:
User ID
Map a unique user identifier from Amplitude to Accoil.
user_id, email, or a custom ID)userIdThis ensures all event data is associated with the correct user profile in Accoil.
Specify additional event or user properties to send to Accoil. Amplitude includes these as metadata with each event.
trial_end, plan_type, api_key, api_token_id, status
Your Amplitude events now stream to Accoil in real time.
When you stream events from Amplitude to Accoil, Amplitude extracts group-level data (such as account identifiers and associated metadata) from the Amplitude event payload and maps it into a structure that Accoil can process for account-level insights.
Amplitude events can include:
groups object that identifies which groups the event is associated with (for example, an Account)group_properties object that contains metadata for each group (for example, domain, name, or other custom traits)Amplitude uses these two fields together to determine which account (or group) each event belongs to and what traits to attach to that account in Accoil.
If both groups and group_properties are present in the event, the mapping logic:
Account)group_propertiesThis results in a list of candidate groups, each containing:
groupId: the unique identifier for the grouptraits: metadata fields like domain, name, and any other relevant attributesIf multiple groups are present, Amplitude sorts them by groupId (ascending) and selects the first group as the primary group. This ensures consistency in how group data is attached to events.
Account) per event, so this logic typically results in the expected group being selected by default.After you select the primary group, Amplitude formats its identifier and metadata into the Accoil-compatible structure under the groupTraits field.
For example:
"groupTraits": [
{
"groupId": "210000",
"traits": {
"domain": "accoil.com",
"group_type": "Account",
"name": "Released Import Test"
}
}
]
Accoil uses these traits to:
groups and group_properties to pass account-level data to AccoilThis mapping ensures Accoil structures account data correctly for use across its segmentation, analytics, and activation workflows.
November 10th, 2025
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