Amplitude Release Notes
54 release notes curated from 55 sources by the Releasebot Team. Last updated: Jun 6, 2026
- Jun 4, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Jun 4, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Jun 6, 2026
Agent Connectors
Amplitude adds Global Agent Connectors, letting teams connect Slack, Atlassian, GitHub, Sentry and more to ask cross-source questions, ground analysis in real context, and turn insights into tickets or posts without leaving Amplitude.
Description
Ready? Set? Go! Global Agent now connects to the tools where your team plans, ships, and communicates — so you can ask cross-source questions and take action without leaving Amplitude. Simply connect to Slack, Atlassian, GitHub, Sentry, and more to ground analysis in real context alongside your Amplitude data.
With Agent Connectors, you can:
- Correlate analytics with product work | Example: Ask to compare a retention drop against Jira incidents or Linear bugs from the same sprint.
- Ground analysis in product specs | Example: Pull a Confluence spec into the conversation, then ask to find the matching funnel or cohort.
- Close the loop on insights | Example: Turn analysis into a Jira ticket, Linear issue, or Slack post without leaving Global Agent.
- Summarize cross-tool context | Example: Ask to combine a GitHub PR description, Linear ticket, and Amplitude chart into a summary.
Where: Access via Global Agent → Select Mode → Connectors → Add Connectors.
Available connectors at launch include:
- Atlassian (Jira + Confluence)
- Linear
- Notion
- Slack
- GitHub
- Granola
- Sentry
- Datadog (coming soon)
- Figma (coming soon)
- Plus support for custom connectors so you can bring your own MCP server.
Docs: https://amplitude.com/docs/amplitude-ai/global-agent-connectors
Original source - Jun 3, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Jun 3, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Jun 6, 2026
MCP Server: Role-Based Access Controls
Amplitude now supports finer-grained MCP permissions for AI agents, giving admins project-level control over what agents can read or write. The update adds role, group, and service account access policies so teams can better scope agent workflows without changing existing defaults.
Description
As AI agents become a bigger part of how teams work with Amplitude, orgs need finer-grained control over what those agents can access and do. MCP sessions now respect role-based permissions at the project level — so you can scope exactly what an agent can read or write, without changing anything for users who don't need restrictions.
With this update, you can:
- Assign new READ and WRITE MCP actions to any role, user, group, or service account
- Restrict agent access on a project-by-project basis — agents can't touch projects they shouldn't
- Apply team-wide MCP access policies via group support
- Extend the same controls to service accounts for automated agent workflows
- Existing roles default to read and write enabled, so nothing changes until an admin explicitly configures restrictions.
Where
Access via Settings → Role Management → create or edit a role → toggle USE_MCP_READ / USE_MCP_WRITE in the AI/MCP section.
When
Available now on all plans.
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- May 28, 2026
- Date parsed from source:May 28, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Jun 6, 2026
Granola AI Feedback Source GA
Amplitude adds Granola meeting notes to AI Feedback, turning customer calls into searchable, tagged insights alongside product feedback.
Description
Your CS team hears the real customer pain on every call — now that context shows up where PMs actually look. Pipe Granola meeting notes into AI Feedback so sales and success calls appear alongside your in-product feedback signal. Every note becomes a searchable, tagged insight so you can see what customers said, not just what they clicked.
Where
Access via AI Feedback → Sources → Add Source → Granola. Requires a Granola Enterprise or personal API key.
When
Generally available now on all plans.
Original source - May 7, 2026
- Date parsed from source:May 7, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Jun 6, 2026
Taxonomy API now available on all plans
Amplitude makes the Taxonomy API available to all customers for reading and writing events, properties, and taxonomy at scale.
Description: The Taxonomy API is now available to every Amplitude customer, regardless of plan. Starter, Plus, Growth, and Enterprise orgs all have full read and write access via the API with no feature flag or plan gate.
With this feature, users can manage events, properties, and taxonomy at scale through the API, (and, eventually, via MCP tooling) to keep their data clean and reliable.
Where: https://amplitude.com/docs/apis/analytics/taxonomy endpoints now accessible for all orgs. See Taxonomy API docs for full reference.
Original source - May 27, 2026
- Date parsed from source:May 27, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:May 29, 2026
E-commerce hubs
Amplitude adds e-commerce hubs for merchandising and growth teams, giving them preconfigured workflows for purchase funnels, conversion, revenue, AOV, cart drop-off, product breakdowns, and discovery attribution so they can start faster and drill deeper in Ecommerce Analytics.
Description
E-commerce hubs give merchandising and growth teams a curated starting point for analyzing product performance and product discovery in Amplitude. Instead of starting from a blank chart, teams get preconfigured commerce workflows with purchase funnels, conversion metrics, revenue, AOV, cart drop-off, product breakdowns, and discovery attribution built in.
Why
E-commerce teams constantly need to answer questions like:
- Which products and categories are driving revenue?
- Where are users dropping off in the purchase funnel?
- Which discovery paths actually lead to conversion?
Today, answering those questions often requires manually configuring multiple charts, stitching together funnels and tables, or rebuilding the same workflows repeatedly. E-commerce hubs streamline that process by combining curated workflows with the flexibility of Amplitude’s exploratory analysis experience.
Teams can start from high-signal commerce views and seamlessly drill deeper into tables, segmentation, cohorts, and activation workflows:
- The product discovery hub is powered by persisted properties, allowing teams to attribute downstream purchases back to acquisition and discovery methods like campaigns, search terms, or entry pages
- Purchase analysis is powered by cart properties and object arrays, enabling accurate attribution of conversion and revenue across products, brands, and categories.
Where
Available from the "Ecommerce Analytics" section.
Available in EUDC
yes
Plans
Available for Growth and Enterprise customers (with access to Cart Analysis / cart properties functionality)
Original source - May 27, 2026
- Date parsed from source:May 27, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:May 29, 2026
Frustration Analytics — Debugger on User Profile Timeline
Amplitude adds frustration signals to User Profile Timeline, surfacing error events, inline key properties, error-focused filtering, and quick links to Session Replay for a clearer chronological view of each user’s experience.
What
The User Profile Timeline now surfaces frustration signals directly alongside behavioral events – error events with distinct styling, key properties inline, error-focused filtering, and quick links to Session Replay. This gives you a chronological view of exactly what a specific user experienced.
Why
Engineers and support teams investigating bug reports and user complaints now have a native home in Amplitude too. No more cross-referencing tools (and teams) to reconstruct what went wrong. It's all in one place on the User Profile.
Where
User Profile → Activity
When
Generally available now
Original source - May 27, 2026
- Date parsed from source:May 27, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:May 29, 2026
Zoning Insights
Amplitude introduces Zoning Insights to help teams see which site elements convert or lose visitors with real-time performance data, cohort filtering, dynamic retargeting workflows, page group reporting, and in-product recommendations.
What is Zoning Insights?
Every element on a site is either converting visitors or losing them. Figuring out which one used to take hours. Zoning Insights gets you there in minutes.
Features
- Select any element on any page to see real-time performance data, including clicks, exposure, and revenue impact
- Switch between overlays to find what's working and what isn't at a glance
- Filter by Amplitude cohorts to see how different user segments behave on the same page
- Drop high-intent users into dynamic cohorts for retargeting or experiments without leaving the workflow
- Use automatically mapped page groups to aggregate performance across entire templates like PDPs or blogs
- Get tailored recommendations you can test and target, right inside Amplitude
- Share zone reports with your team or jump directly from a zone into a journey or replay
Plans
All plans have access to Zoning Insights, and an add-on is available to access unlimited zones and overlays, revenue metrics, the Chrome extension, and more.
Original source - May 27, 2026
- Date parsed from source:May 27, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:May 29, 2026
Persisted properties
Amplitude adds Persisted Properties to keep attribution context attached across the customer journey, so campaign, entry page, search term, and other behavioral properties carry into purchases, conversions, and revenue. It’s available in Data and can be reused across charts, funnels, tables, cohorts, and e-commerce hubs.
Description
Persisted Properties let teams preserve important behavioral context across a user journey so properties like campaign, entry page, search term, or discovery method stay attached to downstream events like purchases, conversions, and revenue. Instead of analyzing isolated events, teams can carry attribution context across the full customer journey.
Why
Teams constantly need to answer questions like:
- Which campaigns actually drive conversion?
- Which landing experiences influence downstream revenue?
- Which discovery paths lead to purchases?
- Which acquisition channels bring high-intent users?
Today, answering these questions often requires rebuilding attribution logic manually in charts, SQL pipelines, warehouses, or duplicated instrumentation. Persisted Properties make this native inside Amplitude by allowing teams to configure attribution behavior directly in the product and reuse it consistently across analyses.
Where
Available in Data → Properties → Persisted Properties. Persisted Properties can then be used directly across charts, funnels, tables, cohorts (and e-commerce hubs!).
Available in EUDC
Yes
Plans
Available to all.
Original source - May 21, 2026
- Date parsed from source:May 21, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:May 23, 2026
Web Vitals Stacked Chart Ratings View
Amplitude adds a stacked Web Vitals chart to quickly show good, needs improvement, and poor user performance.
Description
The Web Vitals hub now includes a stacked chart view that breaks down performance by rating category — good, needs improvement, and poor — so you can instantly see what portion of your users are experiencing performance issues. From there, drill into the affected user journeys using Analytics and Session Replay to troubleshoot root causes and measure impact.
When
Available now on all plans.
Original source - May 21, 2026
- Date parsed from source:May 21, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:May 23, 2026
Create and edit Guides & Surveys themes with Global Chat
Amplitude adds AI-powered Guides and Surveys theme creation with Global Chat and instant Fix with AI validation.
Description
Designing a Guides and Surveys theme just got a lot faster. Describe your ideal theme in plain text, share a screenshot of your website or Figma file, and Global Chat will generate it for you. Follow up with natural language edits like "make the button height a tad smaller" or "give the typography a bold look" to fine-tune from there. Use "Fix with AI" to resolve any theme validation errors instantly.
Where
Access via Guides and Surveys → Themes → create or edit a theme via Global Chat.
When
Available now on all plans.
Original source - May 20, 2026
- Date parsed from source:May 20, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:May 23, 2026
Trigger Delay for Guides and Surveys
Amplitude adds delayed display timing for Guides and Surveys after triggers fire, making prompts feel more natural.
Description
You can now delay when a guide or survey appears after a trigger fires. Instead of showing immediately on an event, set a delay of a few seconds so the timing feels natural for your users.
Where:
Access via Guides and Surveys 1 trigger settings 1 combine any trigger type with the new Delay option.
When:
Available now on all plans.
Original source - May 13, 2026
- Date parsed from source:May 13, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:May 16, 2026
Ask Amplitude AI button in Slack Previews
Amplitude improves Slack link previews with richer chart and dashboard unfurl cards that show context, suggest questions, and let users start a Global Agent conversation or open the item directly from Slack.
Description
Amplitude link previews in Slack just got a lot more useful. When someone shares an Amplitude chart or dashboard link in Slack, the updated unfurl card now surfaces chart context, suggested questions, and a direct way to kick off a Global Agent conversation — right from the preview.
With this update, you can:
- Click "Ask Amplitude AI" to instantly generate relevant questions about the shared chart
- Mention @Amplitude in the thread to ask follow-up questions without leaving Slack
- Open the chart directly in Amplitude or view linked Slack conversations related to it
Where
Access via any Amplitude chart or dashboard link shared in Slack — connect your Slack account in Amplitude settings to get started.
When
Available now. Currently supported for charts and dashboards only.
Original source - May 12, 2026
- Date parsed from source:May 12, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:May 16, 2026
Channel Classifier API: manage channel classifiers programmatically
Amplitude adds a public REST API for channel classifiers, letting teams list, fetch, create, and update classifiers across projects to keep campaign logic in sync without manual updates.
Description
Teams managing channel classifiers across multiple Amplitude projects can now do it programmatically via a public REST API. Keep classifier logic in sync with external campaign tools and replicate rules across projects — no more manual project-by-project updates.
With this release, you can:
- List all classifiers in a project
- Fetch a classifier by name
- Create new classifiers programmatically
- Update existing classifiers, including waterfall logic and multi-value matching
Where
Access via https://amplitude.com/api/2/channel-classifiers. Authentication uses your project API key and secret via HTTP Basic auth, scoped per project.
When
This feature is available now on all plans.
Original source - May 11, 2026
- Date parsed from source:May 11, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:May 16, 2026
Real-Time Behavior Targeting for Web Experiment [Beta]
Amplitude adds real-time behavioral targeting for Web Experiment, serving variants the moment users meet client-side conditions.
Description
Target users the moment they exhibit a behavior — no server-side evaluation, no delay. Real-time Behavioral Targeting lets you define client-side conditions (like adding an item to cart 3+ times) and serve the right experiment variant as soon as a user meets the targeting criteria. Learn more about real time behavioral targeting.
Where
Access via Web Experiment targeting settings.
When
Available now on all plans.
Original source - May 11, 2026
- Date parsed from source:May 11, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:May 16, 2026
Starred Projects
Amplitude adds starred projects so your most-used projects stay at the top of dropdowns across the app.
Description
Star your most-used projects and they'll always appear at the top of project dropdowns across Amplitude. No more scrolling through a long list to find what you need, just your most important projects front and center.
Where
Access via any project dropdown across Amplitude (excluding the Data selector).
When
This feature is available now on all plans.
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