Amplitude
Connect Amplitude to sync event data, user properties, and engagement metrics into Fload.
What it syncs
| Data | Description |
|---|---|
| Events | User events with properties and timestamps |
| User properties | Profile attributes and segments |
| Engagement metrics | DAU, WAU, MAU, session counts, session duration |
| Event classifications | Categorized events (activation, retention, revenue) |
Setup
- In Fload, go to Connectors > Add connector > Amplitude
- In your Amplitude Dashboard, go to Settings > Projects > [Your Project]
- Copy your API Key and Secret Key
- Select your project's data region — US (default) or EU. If your Amplitude project is on the EU data residency plan, you must pick EU; the US host will reject EU keys.
- Paste both keys into Fload and click Connect
Sampled projects and per-platform accounts
Amplitude projects that use sampling or are configured per-platform (separate iOS / Android projects) are supported. Fload's connection test falls back automatically when the taxonomy endpoint is restricted on these plans.
Event discovery and classification
After connecting, Fload automatically:
- Discovers your events — scans your Amplitude project for all tracked events
- Classifies events — categorizes events by type (activation, engagement, retention, conversion)
- Maps to Fload metrics — integrates Amplitude engagement data with your app store and revenue metrics
This gives your AI agents richer context about user behavior when generating insights and recommendations.
What features this enables
- Engagement metrics in your asset dashboard
- AI chat — "what's my DAU?" "which events have the highest drop-off?"
- Growth Audit Agent uses Amplitude data for engagement scoring
- Anomaly detection on engagement metrics
- Orchestrator Agent correlates engagement changes with revenue and retention trends
Notes
- Data is synced every hour
- Historical data is backfilled for the last 90 days on initial connection
- Fload reads event data only — it does not write to your Amplitude project
- EU and US projects are kept in separate hosts — switching regions requires reconnecting