Break down an Amplitude metric by segment
Name the metric and the weeks to compare. Manus splits the change by platform, channel and country, and tells you which segment moved it.
Connect Amplitude to use Manus as product analytics AI. Ask “Why did sign-up conversion drop last week?” and it checks your events, funnels and retention, splits the change by channel or platform, shows which step lost users and saves the chart to Amplitude. It also reads experiment results and sums up customer feedback. For new experiments, flag changes and cohort syncs, ask it to list the change first and wait for your OK. Teams with EU data use the EU version of the connector.
Why did sign-up conversion drop last week?
Use Manus for Amplitude AI analytics on your own events. It compares the funnel with the week before, splits the change by platform, channel and country, and points to where users left.
Name the metric and the weeks to compare. Manus splits the change by platform, channel and country, and tells you which segment moved it.
See the conversion at each step next to the period before, and which step lost the most users.
Look up one user’s activity timeline, or find the session replays where people stopped at a step, if your team records Session Replay in Amplitude.
See how many new users come back each week after they sign up, cohort by cohort, and which early actions go with the users who stay.
Pick two groups, such as users who invited a teammate and users who didn’t, and see how many of each come back week after week.
Manus builds the cohort and shows you its size first. Amplitude also previews a sync and asks you to confirm before it sends the cohort to another tool.
Get each variant’s numbers, whether the result is significant and a plain recommendation. Ask Manus to list new experiments and flag changes first and wait for your OK.
Manus reads how each variant did on your metrics and whether the result is significant, then writes a short recommendation you can share.
Ask Manus to list the exact change first, such as a new experiment’s variants and metrics or a new rollout percentage, and say OK before anything changes in Amplitude.
If your team brings customer feedback into Amplitude, Manus pulls the themes Amplitude has grouped, such as feature requests, bugs, complaints and praise, with the comments behind each one.
Get the top themes in each group with a count and a few real comments, ready to paste into a planning doc.
See whether comments about one area, like your mobile app, are rising or falling over the last 90 days, and which themes grew.
Save the charts you just asked for to an Amplitude dashboard, and get the same numbers as a report every Monday morning.
Use Manus as an Amplitude AI tool for the charts worth keeping. It saves them in Amplitude and adds them to a new or existing dashboard, so your team looks at the same view. Each chart comes back with a link you can open and edit.
Set it once as a scheduled task. Each Monday, Manus pulls last week’s key metrics, funnel and retention from Amplitude and compares them with the week before.
See AutomationsAmplitude is already in Manus Connectors. Sign in with your Amplitude account once, and any task can query your events, charts, experiments and feedback.
In Manus, open Connectors, choose Amplitude and select Connect. If your data is stored in the EU region, choose the EU version instead.
Sign in with your Amplitude account and allow access. Manus works with the same projects and permissions your account already has.
Mention Amplitude, the project and the dates you care about. For experiments, flags or cohort syncs, ask Manus to wait for your OK.
Open Connectors in Manus, choose Amplitude and select Connect. Sign in with your Amplitude account and allow access. After that, mention Amplitude in any task, for example “Why did sign-up conversion drop last week in Amplitude?”
Choose Amplitude EU in Connectors. It connects to the EU residency server that Amplitude runs for organizations whose data is stored in the EU. Everyone else uses the standard Amplitude connector.
Yes. The Amplitude connector in Manus uses the MCP server that Amplitude itself provides, and its EU version uses the EU server. It’s the same server behind the Amplitude Claude connector and the Amplitude ChatGPT integration, but in Manus it’s already in Connectors, so there’s nothing to install or configure.
The Amplitude MCP tools cover search, queries for segmentation, funnels and retention, charts, dashboards and notebooks, cohorts, user activity, experiments and feature flags, session replays and customer feedback. You don’t pick tools yourself: ask in plain words and Manus chooses them. What works for you depends on your Amplitude plan and permissions.
Only the ones you can. Manus works through your own Amplitude login, so it sees the projects and data your account can open, and nothing more. Amplitude admins can turn MCP access off for the organization, or allow read-only access on specific projects.
No. Manus creates experiments, changes feature flags, syncs cohorts or edits your tracking plan only when you ask. Every example on this page asks Manus to show the change first and wait for your OK. Amplitude also previews a cohort sync before sending it, and asks again before deleting events or properties.
Yes. Manus queries your Amplitude project directly, so the numbers come from the same data you see in Amplitude. If one doesn’t match a saved chart, compare the date range, filters and segments. A chart pulled from a dashboard may use its own default settings instead of the dashboard filters, so ask Manus to apply them.
No. Use it like an Amplitude AI chat and describe what you want in plain words, such as “sign-up funnel for iOS users last month”. Manus builds the query, shows you the result and can save it as an Amplitude chart, with a link you can open and edit.
They’re Amplitude’s own feature, and they analyze your data inside Amplitude. Manus uses your Amplitude data through the connector and keeps the results in one chat with the rest of your work, for example turning them into a weekly report or posting them to your team channel.
Yes. Connect Slack in Manus as well and name the channel, for example “Post the summary in #growth.” To check first, ask Manus to show you the message, and it posts after you say yes. With Gmail, Manus writes an email draft that you can edit and send.