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Amplitude Integration

The Amplitude integration connects TestRelic to your Amplitude product analytics workspace, enabling two key capabilities: analytics event capture during test sessions and test navigation alignment with real user journeys.

What this integration enables​

CapabilityWhere it appears
Analytics event captureAnalytics Events tab in the browser session workspace
Journey alignmentTest Navigation view — coverage overlay comparing test flows vs. real user flows

Connecting Amplitude​

  1. Navigate to Settings → Integrations.
  2. Click Connect on the Amplitude card.
  3. Provide:
    • API Key — Your Amplitude project API key
    • Secret Key — Your Amplitude project Secret Key
    • Project ID — Your Amplitude project ID (numeric)
  4. Click Save to verify the connection.
Finding your Amplitude credentials

Your Amplitude API key and Secret Key are in the Amplitude console under Settings → Projects → [Your Project] → General.

Analytics events in session workspace​

When the integration is connected, the Analytics Events tab in the Browser Session Workspace displays Amplitude events that were fired during the test session.

For each event, you can see:

  • Event name — The Amplitude event type.
  • Timestamp — When the event was fired during the session.
  • Event properties — The properties attached to the event.
  • User properties — User properties at the time of the event.

This is useful for verifying that your test actions are triggering the correct analytics events — for example, confirming that a checkout flow fires the Purchase event with the right properties.

Journey alignment in Test Navigation​

When Amplitude is connected, the Test Navigation view adds a journey alignment overlay to the navigation graph. This overlay shows:

  • Covered paths — Navigation flows that exist in both your tests and real user journeys in Amplitude.
  • Uncovered user journeys — High-traffic user flows observed in Amplitude that are not covered by any test.
  • Test-only paths — Navigation flows that exist in tests but have no corresponding Amplitude user journey (potential test over-coverage).

This alignment helps prioritize which flows to add to your test suite next — focusing on the paths your real users take most frequently.

Use journey data for test planning

The Ask AI feature can use the Amplitude journey alignment data as context. Ask: "What are the top 5 user journeys that are not covered by our tests?" to get a prioritized coverage recommendation.

Data scope​

The Amplitude integration queries event data at the project level using the Amplitude HTTP API v2. Only event names, timestamps, and properties are retrieved — no personally identifiable information (PII) is used or displayed in the TestRelic platform.