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Amplitude

Syncs behavioral cohorts to your marketing tools, automates event taxonomy management, and triggers user property updates based on real time product usage.

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Why use Ceven?

  1. AI native Amplitude integration

    • Describe the outcome and Ceven picks the right Amplitude calls, fills the parameters, and checks the result.
    • Structured, agent friendly tool schemas so each call runs reliably instead of by guesswork.
    • Rich coverage for reading, writing, and querying your Amplitude data, across all 54 of its actions.

  2. Managed auth

    • Built in OAuth with automatic token refresh and rotation.
    • One place to manage, scope, and revoke Amplitude access.
    • Per user and per environment credentials instead of shared keys.

  3. Agent optimized design

    • Actions are tuned from real success and error rates so reliability climbs over time.
    • Full execution logs so you always know what ran in Amplitude, when, and on whose behalf.
    • The agent pauses and asks when Amplitude is unclear instead of plowing ahead.

  4. Enterprise grade security

    • Fine grained access so you control which agents and people can reach Amplitude.
    • Least privilege by default, read scopes first and only the writes a workflow needs.
    • A full audit trail of every Amplitude action to support review and sign off.

Supported tools

Every action Ceven's agents can run on Amplitude, and when to use it.

Send event
Push a behavioral event to Amplitude. Use this to track specific user actions as they happen in your app.
Update user properties
Modify user traits or IDs using the identify API. Use this to sync user state without sending a full event.
Request cohort
Initiate a download for a specific cohort ID. Use this to pull a segment of users for external targeting.
Check cohort status
Poll an in progress cohort export to see if the file is ready for download.
Update cohort membership
Add or remove specific user IDs from an existing cohort to manually refine a segment.
List cohorts
Retrieve all discoverable cohorts in a project to identify available segments for a workflow.
Create event type
Define a new event type with properties and metadata to standardize tracking for a new feature.
Get event type
Pull detailed metadata and properties for a specific event type by name.
Update event type
Modify the name, category, or display settings of an existing event type.
Delete event type
Remove an event type from the project to clean up the tracking plan.
Restore event type
Bring back a previously deleted event type to make it visible in the UI again.
List event types
Pull all event types in a project, including those marked as deleted.
Create event category
Organize event types into a new category for better taxonomy management.
Get event categories
Retrieve all event categories in the project or a specific one by name.
Update event category
Change the name of an existing event category to match new naming conventions.
Delete event category
Permanently remove an event category from the project organization.
Check Amplitude Cohort Status
Check the status of a cohort export request. this action allows you to: - poll the status of an in progress cohort download request - determine if a cohort is ready for download
Create Amplitude Event Category
Create a new event category in amplitude. this action allows you to: - create a new event category to organize event types - validate category name before creation key features: - creates event categories for organizing events - returns suc
Create Amplitude Event Type
Create a new event type in amplitude. this action allows you to: - define a new event type with various properties - associate the event with a category - add metadata like description, tags, and owner key features: - creates trackable even
Delete Amplitude Event Category
Delete an event category from amplitude. this action allows you to: - delete an existing event category - remove category organization from events key features: - permanently removes event categories - returns success/failure status
Delete Amplitude Event Type
Delete an event type from amplitude. this action allows you to: - remove an event type from your project - mark live events as deleted - remove planned events from the tracking plan key features: - different behavior based on event status (
Request Amplitude Cohort
Get a single cohort by id and initiate download. this action allows you to: - request a specific cohort from amplitude - optionally include user properties in the response - start the asynchronous download process key features: - supports f
Get Amplitude Event Categories
Get event categories from amplitude. this action allows you to: - get all event categories in your project - get a specific category by name
Get Amplitude Event Type
Get a specific event type from amplitude by name. this action allows you to: - retrieve detailed information about a single event type - get all properties and metadata for the event key features: - retrieves comprehensive event type detail
Get Amplitude Event Types
Get all event types from amplitude. this action allows you to: - retrieve all event types in your project - optionally include deleted events
Update User Properties in Amplitude
Update user properties using amplitude's identify api. this action allows you to: - set or update the user id for a device id - update user properties without sending an event - perform operations on user properties (set, append, etc.) - up
List Amplitude Cohorts
List all discoverable cohorts for an amplitude project. this action allows you to: - get a list of all cohorts in your amplitude project - optionally include sync information for each cohort key features: - returns cohort details including
Restore Amplitude Event Type
Restore a deleted event type in amplitude. this action allows you to: - restore a previously deleted event type - make the event available again in the ui and api key features: - undoes the deletion of an event type - returns success/failur
Send Events to Amplitude
Send events to amplitude using the http v2 api. this action allows you to send events to amplitude for tracking user behavior and analytics. it supports all amplitude event fields, handles proper validation, and includes comprehensive error
Update Amplitude Cohort Membership
Incrementally update cohort membership by adding or removing ids. this action allows you to: - add new ids to an existing cohort - remove ids from an existing cohort - perform multiple operations in a single request

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Frequently asked questions

Ceven manages the asynchronous nature of the Amplitude Cohort API. When you request a cohort, Amplitude does not return the user list immediately because large segments take time to process. Ceven initiates the request and then periodically polls the status endpoint. Once Amplitude marks the export as complete, Ceven retrieves the final list of users and passes them to the next step in your workflow. This means you do not have to build your own polling logic or wait around for a file to be ready; the agent handles the wait time and only triggers the subsequent actions once the data is fully available for use.
Yes. Ceven can read your entire list of event types and categories to find inconsistencies. You can set up a workflow that searches for event names that do not follow your company naming convention, such as using lowercase instead of CamelCase. The agent can then use the update event type action to rename them or move them into the correct category. This is especially useful during a product migration or after a period of rapid growth where multiple developers may have created overlapping events. It ensures your analytics remain clean without requiring a manual audit of every single event in the UI.
Ceven uses the Amplitude HTTP V2 API, which is highly scalable, but you must be aware of Amplitude rate limits. Depending on your specific Amplitude plan, there are limits on the number of requests per second you can send to the ingestion endpoint. If your workflow triggers a massive burst of events, Amplitude may return a 429 too many requests error. Ceven implements an exponential backoff strategy to handle these responses, meaning the agent will automatically retry the request after a short delay. However, for extremely high volume migrations, we recommend batching events to avoid hitting these limits and ensuring stable data delivery.
Ceven uses the Amplitude Identify API to modify user traits. Unlike a standard event which tracks an action, an identify call updates the state of the user. For example, you can tell Amplitude that a user is now a premium member or has changed their industry. This happens without needing to trigger a fake event. Once the property is updated in Amplitude, it immediately becomes available for use in your cohort definitions. This allows you to create dynamic segments that automatically update as Ceven pushes new property values based on triggers from your other SaaS tools like Salesforce or Zendesk.
Absolutely. You can build a workflow where the creation of a new project in your project management tool automatically triggers the creation of a corresponding event category in Amplitude. This ensures that your data organization mirrors your product roadmap. The agent validates the category name before creation to avoid duplicates. This is a powerful way to maintain a strict data governance model across a large organization where many different product teams are adding new tracking points. It prevents the common problem of having a fragmented taxonomy where similar events are scattered across different categories.
Yes. If a team member accidentally deletes an event type in the Amplitude UI, it can cause gaps in your reporting. Ceven can use the restore event type action to bring it back. This is safer than creating a new event with the same name because it preserves the historical link to the original event ID. The agent can be configured to monitor for deleted events or simply be used as a recovery tool when a mistake is spotted. This ensures that your long term trend lines in Amplitude do not break due to a simple human error during a cleanup session.
Ceven can manage both device IDs and user IDs. When sending events or updating properties, the agent can specify the user ID to ensure the data maps to the correct person. If you are migrating users from an anonymous state to a known state, the agent can use the identify API to map a device ID to a permanent user ID. This is critical for maintaining a seamless user journey across different sessions and devices. By automating this mapping, you ensure that your behavioral funnels in Amplitude are accurate and that users are not counted as two separate people when they finally sign up for an account.
While the Amplitude HTTP V2 API is designed for real time ingestion, there is typically a small processing lag before the data appears in the charts and cohorts. This is a characteristic of how Amplitude processes data internally. While the event is received almost instantly, it may take a few minutes to be indexed and reflected in a cohort membership list. If your workflow relies on an event triggering a cohort change which then triggers another action, we recommend adding a short delay step in Ceven to account for this indexing time to ensure the cohort has updated before the agent tries to pull the user list.

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