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Amplitude is a product analytics platform that captures user and group behavior across web, mobile, and server applications. The Amplitude integration sends those events to Inflection, so you can use Amplitude product activity to build audiences, trigger journeys, and personalize messaging in Inflection. This article covers Amplitude as a source (Read flow), i.e., events flowing from Amplitude into Inflection. Amplitude as a destination is not yet supported.

What You’ll Receive From Amplitude

Inflection ingests events and user properties that Amplitude pushes through the direct partner integration. Event names and event properties become product activities in Inflection, available in the Product Data Explorer. User properties sent on identify calls map to Inflection user attributes.

Prerequisites

Before you start, make sure you have:
  • Admin access to your Inflection workspace.
  • Admin access to your Amplitude project and permission to configure destinations in the Amplitude Integration Portal.

Set Up the Amplitude Connection

Follow these steps to connect Amplitude as a source. Inflection generates a unique endpoint URL and API key for your workspace; you paste both into Amplitude’s Integration Portal so Amplitude can push events to Inflection.

Step 1: Open the Amplitude Connection

In Inflection, open the Connections sidebar and click Amplitude. Connections sidebar in Inflection with Amplitude selected

Step 2: Generate Your API Key

The Connect Amplitude modal opens.
  1. Review the connection summary.
  2. Click Generate API Key.
  3. Two fields appear:
    • Inflection Endpoint URL: the HTTPS endpoint Amplitude will push events to. Click Copy.
    • API Key: the authentication key Amplitude will use. Click Copy. Treat this key as sensitive — anyone with the key can send events to your Inflection workspace.
  4. Click Done to save the connection.
Connect Amplitude modal showing the Inflection endpoint URL and API key

Step 3 Configure the Destination in Amplitude

In Amplitude:
  1. Login to Amplitude as admin.
  2. Go to DataDestinations from the left menu bar.
  3. Click Add DestinationWebhook type (Events and Users) Amplitude Destinations catalog with the Webhook destination type
  4. Copy these data points -
    1. Webhook URL: https://amplitude.webhook.inflection.io/integrations/amplitude/events
    2. Add these in Headers as key-value:
      1. AUTHORIZATION: <API key from inflection>
      2. X-Inflection-App-Id: ask Inflection team for this
      3. Content-Type: application/json
  5. Send events:
    1. Define event custom payload - paste this:
  6. Enable the events you want to forward to Inflection. Amplitude webhook destination event forwarding toggle
  7. Enable the users you want to forward to Inflection. Amplitude webhook destination user forwarding toggle
  8. Activate the webhook status and click Save. Amplitude webhook destination status toggle and Save button
  9. Verify the connection with test data Amplitude webhook test panel for verifying the connection with test data
  10. After this, Amplitude will begin pushing events to Inflection within a few minutes.

Manage the Connection

Once connected, the Amplitude entry in the Connections sidebar opens the Amplitude Connection Details page. The page has two tabs.

Connection Details Tab

The Connection Details tab shows:
  • A connection status badge Connected or Disconnected.
  • The Inflection API Key in masked form with a Copy button.
  • A Refresh API Key button.
Amplitude Connection Details tab with status badge, masked API key, and Refresh API Key button

Refresh Your API Key

Refresh the API key if you suspect it has been exposed or want to rotate credentials.
  1. On the Connection Details tab, click Refresh API Key.
  2. Read the confirmation dialog: refreshing the key immediately deactivates the existing key.
  3. Click Confirm to generate a new key.
  4. Copy the new key and update it in Amplitude’s Integration Portal. Event flow resumes once Amplitude is using the new key.

Monitor Sync Activity

Use the Sync Activity tab on the Amplitude Connection Details page to monitor incoming events and troubleshoot delivery issues. The tab shows:
  • A time range selector — 24 hours, 30 days, 60 days, or 90 days.
  • A line chart plotting Events Received and Errors over the selected range.
  • An error list below the chart with columns for Timestamp, Event Name, Error Type, and Description. Expand a row to see the full event payload.
Sync Activity tab with events chart and error list

Find Amplitude Events in the Product Data Explorer

Open Connections > Product Data Explorer to see every event that has reached Inflection across all connected sources, including Amplitude.
  • The Source column at the top of the table lets you narrow the list to Amplitude, Segment, or All Sources.
  • The Source column on each row shows the originating source for that event.
  • Use the toggle on each row to enable an event for use in audiences, journeys, and personalization.
Product Data Explorer filtered by source showing Amplitude events Click an event name to open its detail page. The detail page shows:
  • Event Name and Source.
  • An editable Description.
  • A Status toggle for enabling or disabling the event.
  • A Properties table listing each property with its Data Type, Description, and Sample Preview.
Event detail page with description, status toggle, and properties table

Use Amplitude Data in Campaigns and Journeys

Once events are enabled and properties are mapped, Amplitude data is available everywhere product data is used in Inflection — no additional configuration is needed:
  • Dynamic lists and audiences: filter on Amplitude event names, event counts, and mapped user properties.
  • Journey batch triggers and exit criteria: Trigger journeys on Amplitude events or use them as exit conditions.
  • Contact profile: Amplitude events appear in the product activity timeline alongside events from other sources.
  • Personalization tokens: mapped Amplitude user properties can be used as tokens in email and other channels.

Common Use Cases

  • Onboarding journeys driven by product behavior. Trigger a welcome series when a user fires the account_created event in Amplitude, then branch based on whether they fire first_value_milestone within seven days.
  • Re-engagement based on activity gaps. Build a dynamic list of users who have not fired any Amplitude event in the last 30 days and enroll them in a winback campaign.
  • Feature adoption nudges. Target users who have fired the feature_x_viewed event but not feature_x_used within 14 days.
  • Cross-source segmentation. Combine Amplitude product activity with attributes from your other connected sources (for example, Salesforce account stage) in a single audience.

Amplitude Connection FAQ

The current feature covers Amplitude as a source only - events flow from Amplitude into Inflection. Sending Inflection marketing activities to Amplitude is not supported yet.
The previous key is deactivated immediately and Amplitude stops being able to push events until you save the new key in the Amplitude Integration Portal. Plan key rotations during low-traffic windows to minimize the event gap.
Check the Sync Activity tab on the Amplitude Connection Details page. The error list shows the most recent ingestion errors with the event name, error type, and description. If you see no events at all in the chart, verify the endpoint URL and API key in Amplitude’s Integration Portal match the values shown in Inflection.