Mixpanel
π¬ Description
Mixpanel is a event-based product analytics tool that helps product owners, developers and designers understand the way users use their product. We can extract all events going through Mixpanel.
π€ Use Case
Synthesize how users behave with your product. The data from Mixpanel becomes most interesting in conjunction with other data. For instance, you can A/B test email content (with Mailchimp or Customer.io) and track how the behavior of certain users changes.
π οΈ Setup
Setting up Mixpanel is slightly complex. We outlined all the necessary steps below. If you want us to help you do it, feel free to schedule a call here.
Step #1: Find your project
Select the project from which you want to export data

Step #2: Go to settings
Select βProject Settingsβ for the particular project

Step #3: ID and Data Residency
Note down your Project ID and your Data Residency.

Step #4: Service Accounts
Go to βService Accountsβ

Step #5: Add new Service Account
Click βAdd Service Accountβ

Step #6: Create Service Account
Input a name for your Service Account, set the project role to βConsumerβ and Expiration to βNeverβ.
IMPORTANT. After clicking βAddβ you will be shown a βUsernameβ and βSecretβ. You must copy/paste these into a notes program, password manager or whatever your company uses to store password. In other words - donβt just rush through the next steps.

Step #7: Copy/paste username and secret
Copy the βUsernameβ and βSecretβ and store them in a secure location. Note that we put a yellow box over our internal credentials below.

Step #8: Input all in Less
Go to your Less platform and input all the 4 parameters in the Mixpannel Connector configuration window. Click βSave Changesβ and youβve set up your Mixpanel Connector.

Step #9: Select number of days to look back
You need to input how many days of data you want to include. If you input 365 then weβll extract a running 365 days every day. So on Jan 1st, 2000 weβll extract data from Jan 1st, 1999 - Jan 1st, 2000. The next day, weβll extract from Jan 2nd, 1999 - Jan 2nd, 2000. You get the point...
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