Amplitude API

By Abhishek Kumar
3 min read
Dive into Amplitude API for seamless integration and automation of your product analytics. Track user behavior, manage projects, and leverage real-time data with comprehensive REST APIs and webhooks. Enhance your data-driven strategies today

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Amplitude is the comprehensive product analytics software for web and mobile. Over 12,000 companies use Amplitude to set product strategy, increase key metrics like user engagement, retention, and conversion, and ultimately build better products.

API Overview

Amplitude is a powerful analytics platform that empowers businesses to track, analyze, and optimize their digital experiences. It provides a comprehensive suite of tools for collecting, visualizing, and interpreting data from websites, mobile apps, and other digital channels. With Amplitude, businesses can gain valuable insights into user behavior, identify areas for improvement, and make data-driven decisions to enhance their products and services. The platform's intuitive interface and advanced analytics capabilities make it accessible to users of all skill levels, enabling them to unlock the full potential of their data and drive business growth.

Amplitude API offers a robust set of features to seamlessly integrate with your systems and automate data processing. The comprehensive documentation provides clear instructions and code samples to guide developers through the API's functionality. REST APIs allow you to programmatically access data, manage projects, and perform various operations. Webhooks enable real-time data streaming, triggering actions or notifications when specific events occur. To ensure optimal performance, Amplitude implements rate limits to prevent excessive API usage and maintain system stability. By leveraging the Amplitude API, developers can extend the platform's capabilities, automate workflows, and build custom integrations to meet their specific business needs.

API Request Limits

Starter

10 requests per second

Growth

20 requests per second

Business

50 requests per second

Enterprise

100 requests per second

APIs

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FAQ

How do I authenticate my Amplitude app with Amazon IAP?

To authenticate your Amplitude app with Amazon IAP, you will need to create an Amazon Developer account and obtain your access key and secret key. You can then use these keys to generate an authentication token using the Amplitude SDK.

What are the rate limits for Amplitude IAP API calls?

The Amplitude IAP API has a rate limit of 100 requests per second per account. If you exceed this limit, your requests will be throttled.

Can I use a sandbox account to test my Amplitude IAP integration?

Yes, you can use a sandbox account to test your Amplitude IAP integration. To create a sandbox account, you will need to sign up for the Amazon Sandbox program.

How do I handle IAP purchase events in my Amplitude app?

To handle IAP purchase events in your Amplitude app, you will need to implement the Amplitude IAP purchase event listener. This listener will be called whenever a purchase is made through your app.

How do I track IAP revenue in Amplitude?

To track IAP revenue in Amplitude, you will need to use the Amplitude Revenue API. This API will allow you to track revenue from IAP purchases, subscriptions, and other sources.

Last Update: September 13, 2024