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SDKs APIs

Data Overview

Overview of user properties and event properties in Amplitude

Configure and manage your Amplitude Data settings

Debug with the Amplitude Chrome extension

Understand IP address and location properties

Warehouse-native Amplitude: Overview Build a warehouse-native data model Warehouse-native Amplitude: Best Practices

Getting set up with Amplitude Data The complete Amplitude Data planning workflow Data planning playbook Create a tracking plan Streamline property updates with property groups Work with branches Use Ampli

Event and property descriptions

Block bot web traffic Change an event's activity status Change an event’s category Change the description of an event or property Display names in Amplitude Data Override a property Remove invalid or incorrect data Revert an overridden property Set or change a property's data type Streamline and improve your tracking plan with the AI Data Assistant Transformations: Retroactively modify your event data structure

Custom events Object management: Manage the building blocks of your analyses Derived properties Add more data to event and user properties with Lookup Tables Channels

Validate events with Observe Cross-project analysis in Amplitude Data Integrate Jira with Amplitude Data Configure the Schema settings to handle unexpected data Time to Live Data Backfill

Source Catalog Destination Catalog Converter Configuration Reference Amplitude Wordpress Plugin Destination Event Streaming Overview

Data

Use Ampli

Ampli dynamically generates a light-weight wrapper for the Amplitude SDK based on your analytics tracking plan in Amplitude Data making event tracking easier and less error-prone.

The Ampli Wrapper provides types and methods that prevent human error by strictly enforcing event names and property values. The wrapper code enables autocompletion for all events and properties in your tracking plan, as well as static type checks at development and compile time.

To learn more about using Ampli, visit the Amplitude Developer Center.

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June 28th, 2024

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