Integration

BlayerAI + Amplitude

Stop worrying about Amplitude event quality. BlayerAI auto-implements your Amplitude SDK events, validates your event taxonomy, ensures user properties are set correctly, and catches delivery issues before they corrupt your behavioral analytics.

What BlayerAI Does for Amplitude

End-to-end automation for your Amplitude event tracking.

Auto-Implement SDK Events

BlayerAI generates Amplitude.track() calls for every user interaction - signups, purchases, feature usage, page views - with correct event names, properties, and user IDs.

Event Taxonomy Validation

Validates every Amplitude event against your defined event taxonomy. Flags unnamed events, inconsistent naming conventions, and events that don't match your tracking plan.

User Property Management

Ensures user properties are set correctly via identify() and setGroup() calls. Catches missing properties, incorrect types, and stale data that breaks your cohort and funnel analysis.

Event Delivery Monitoring

Monitors Amplitude's event ingestion API for failures, rate limiting, and dropped events. Catches SDK misconfigurations that cause events to be sent but never appear in your charts.

Revenue & Group Tracking

Validates revenue events include correct currency, price, and quantity. Ensures group() calls set organization and account properties correctly for B2B behavioral analysis.

How It Works

Three steps from zero to fully validated Amplitude tracking.

01

Connect Amplitude

Provide your Amplitude API key. BlayerAI scans your codebase to map user journeys and identify every touchpoint that should fire an Amplitude event.

02

Auto-Implement Events

BlayerAI generates Amplitude.track(), identify(), and setGroup() calls for every user action, with correct event names, properties, and user identification.

03

Validate & Monitor

Events are validated against your Amplitude taxonomy. BlayerAI monitors for delivery issues and raises a PR if any events stop working after a deploy.

Auto-Generated Amplitude Tracking

BlayerAI generates production-ready Amplitude event code. Here's an example for a purchase with revenue tracking.

auto-generated by BlayerAI
// Auto-generated by BlayerAI for Amplitude
// Tracks purchase event with revenue and user properties

import * as amplitude from "@amplitude/analytics-browser";

export function trackPurchase(order: Order) {
  // Identify the user
  amplitude.setUserId(order.userId);

  // Set user properties
  amplitude.setUserProperties({
    company: order.userCompany,
    plan: order.userPlan,
    lifetime_value: order.userLTV,
  });

  // Track the purchase event
  amplitude.track("Order Completed", {
    order_id: order.id,
    total: order.total,
    tax: order.tax,
    shipping: order.shipping,
    currency: "USD",
    product_count: order.items.length,
    products: order.items.map((item) => ({
      product_id: item.sku,
      product_name: item.name,
      category: item.category,
      price: item.price,
      quantity: item.quantity,
    })),
  });

  // Track revenue separately
  amplitude.track("Revenue", {
    revenue: order.total,
    currency: "USD",
  });
}

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does BlayerAI support Amplitude's event taxonomy?

Yes. BlayerAI learns your Amplitude event taxonomy - event names, property schemas, user property definitions - and validates every new tracking call against it. Inconsistencies are auto-corrected.

Can it handle Amplitude's cohort-based tracking?

Absolutely. BlayerAI validates that user properties and group properties are set correctly, ensuring your Amplitude cohorts, charts, and funnel analysis work as expected.

Does it support Amplitude's Revenue tracking?

Yes. BlayerAI generates revenue events with correct currency, price, and quantity properties, and validates that revenue appears correctly in Amplitude's Revenue Analysis charts.

Can it detect silent event delivery failures?

Yes. BlayerAI monitors Amplitude's event ingestion API for failures, rate limiting, and dropped events. It catches SDK misconfigurations that cause events to be sent but never appear in your Amplitude charts.