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Delete an event category by sending a DELETE request with the category ID.

Delete an event type by sending a DELETE request with the event type name as a path parameter.

Delete an event property by sending a DELETE request with the event property as a path parameter.

Deletes a single user property by name.

Get the distribution of users across values of a user property in the specified date range.

Get the list of events with the current week totals, uniques, and % DAU (daily active users).

Get metrics for an event with segmentation.

Export your project's event data. The response is a ZIP archive of JSON files, not JSON; it is returned base64-wrapped. 404 means there is no data in the range. Max 365 days per query, 4GB per response.

Get funnel drop-off and conversion rates.

Get active user numbers with 5-minute granularity for the last two days.

Get user retention for specific starting and returning actions.

Get the lifetime value of new users.

Get the average session length (in seconds) for each day in the specified date range.

Get the number of sessions for each predefined length (bucket) period during a specified date range.

Get the average number of sessions per user on each day in the specified date range.

Get all event categories in your project.

Get the ID of an event category in your project by sending a GET request with the category name.

Retrieves all event types in a project. This request has no required parameters.

Get a single event type by name. Send a GET request with the event name.

Get shared or event-specific event properties.

Get shared or group-specific group properties.

Get a single group property by sending a GET request with the group property name as a path parameter.

Retrieves all user properties in your account. The request has no required parameters.

Retrieves a single user property by name.

Get a user summary and the user most or least recent events. Rate limited to 10 concurrent requests and 360 queries per hour, separately from the other Dashboard REST endpoints.

Get the number of active or new users.

Search for a user by Amplitude ID, device ID, user ID, or user ID prefix. Rate limited to 10 concurrent requests and 360 queries per hour, separately from the other Dashboard REST endpoints.

Get JSON results from any saved chart by chart ID. The chart is addressed by the id in its web-app URL. Amplitude documents the response only as: responses vary based on the chart type -- and the path ends in /csv while the same sentence calls the result JSON, so the content type is not something this integration asserts; whatever comes back is returned as JSON when Amplitude labels it JSON and as labelled text or base64 otherwise.

Get all discoverable cohorts for an app.

Check your current monthly usage and limit for the Behavioral Cohorts Download API. Reports how much of the 500-per-month Cohort Download allowance this project has used. Usage resets on the first of each month UTC.

Get a discoverable cohort using its cohort_id. This is step one of the cohort download operation. Behavioral Cohorts Download, a Growth and Enterprise plan feature capped at 500 requests per month. This starts an async job and answers 202 with a request_id; poll the request-status tool, then fetch the file tool.

After the job finishes running, download the cohort. Downloads the finished async cohort export. Large cohorts answer a 302 redirect to a pre-signed URL valid for one minute; the response is a file, not JSON.

Poll the request status using the request_id retrieved for the cohort. This is step two of the cohort download operation. Polls the async cohort download started by the cohort request tool. 202 means JOB INPROGRESS; 200 means JOB COMPLETED.

Create an event category in your project.

Create an event type by sending a POST request to the taxonomy event endpoint with parameters in the body.

Restore an event type by sending a POST request with the event type name as a path parameter.

Create an event property by sending a POST request with the required information in the body. The classifications field is only accepted when Data Access Controls is enabled at the account level.

Restore an event property by sending a POST request with the event property as a path parameter. Answers 201, not 200.

Create a group property by sending a POST request with the required information in the body. The classifications field is only accepted when Data Access Controls is enabled at the account level.

Create a user property by sending a POST request with the user property name in the body. The classifications field is only accepted when Data Access Controls is enabled at the account level.

Restore a single user property by name.

Add and remove IDs to update existing cohort membership incrementally. A single request is limited to 100,000 identifiers.

Generate a new cohort or update an existing cohort by uploading a set of User IDs or Amplitude IDs. A single request is limited to 100,000 identifiers and a cohort to 2 million users.

Update the name of an event category by sending a PUT request with the category ID and a new name in the body.

Update an event type by sending a PUT request with the event type name.

Update an event property by sending a PUT request with the event property name as a path parameter. The classifications field is only accepted when Data Access Controls is enabled at the account level.

Update a group property by sending a PUT request with the group property name as a path parameter. The classifications field is only accepted when Data Access Controls is enabled at the account level.

Update a user property by sending a PUT request with the user property name as a path parameter. The classifications field is only accepted when Data Access Controls is enabled at the account level.