Integrations / Analytics
Mixpanel
Read saved Insights reports and funnels, segment events, measure retention, run JQL and look up user profiles and their activity in a Mixpanel project.
Tools
mixpanel.query_insights_report
Get the results of a saved Insights report. series maps each metric or segment to its values per date; headers says what the nested keys are. The report's ID is the number after report- in its URL.
mixpanel.segmentation
Count an event per day, hour or month, optionally split by a property and filtered with an expression. Returns the dates and, for each segment, its count per date.
mixpanel.list_funnels
List the project's saved funnels with their numeric IDs.
mixpanel.query_funnel
Get a saved funnel's conversion for a date range: for each date bucket, each step's count, conversion from the previous step and from the start, and average time taken.
mixpanel.retention
Measure retention: of the people who did born_event on each date, how many came back to do event in each following interval. Returns, per date, the cohort size (first) and the counts per interval.
mixpanel.top_events
Get today's most common events with their counts and the change from yesterday.
mixpanel.run_jql
Run a JQL (JavaScript Query Language) script, e.g. function main() { return Events(params).groupBy(["name"], mixpanel.reducer.count()) }. JQL is in maintenance mode at Mixpanel but still answers. Returns the script's output.
mixpanel.query_profiles
Find user profiles by distinct ID, a filter expression or a cohort. Returns up to 1000 profiles a page with their properties; pass session_id back with the next page number for more.
mixpanel.profile_activity
Get the events one or more people did in a date range, oldest first, with each event's properties.
mixpanel.api_get
Send a GET request to any Mixpanel API path under https://{host}/api/query and return the response. For endpoints the named tools don't cover.
mixpanel.api_request writes
Send a POST, PUT, PATCH or DELETE request to any Mixpanel API path under https://{host}/api/query.
Tick Allow raw writes on the connection to add api_request, which can send POST, PUT, PATCH and DELETE requests to any Mixpanel API path.
Connect
- In Mixpanel, open Organization settings → Service Accounts and click Add Service Account. Give it the Consumer role or higher on the project to read, then copy its username and secret, which is shown only once.
- Paste them on the connection, along with the project ID from Project settings → Overview.
- Pick the region your project's data lives in. If the project uses Data Views, also enter the global view's workspace ID.
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