Amplitude implementation
SDK setup, event taxonomy, and tracking plans so product analytics starts clean.
Most Amplitude problems start at the event layer: vague events, duplicate tracking, and no taxonomy. Brainforge designs the event taxonomy, audits existing instrumentation, and wires Amplitude to your warehouse so product teams trust what they see.
In plain terms
Where teams get stuck
We already have Amplitude but the events are a mess and nobody trusts the numbers.
Our tracking was set up ad-hoc and we can't tell signal from noise.
Product teams can't answer basic questions about activation and retention.
We need warehouse-level analytics but Amplitude feels disconnected from it.
What we deliver
SDK setup, event taxonomy, and tracking plans so product analytics starts clean.
A review of existing tracking that finds duplicate, missing, and misnamed events.
Funnels, retention, and behavioral models aligned to business questions, not just vanity metrics.
How deep it goes
The same delivery primitives (context, controls, and review) show up across every engagement.
SDK setup, tracking plans, and governance so events are consistent from the start.
A review that maps existing events, finds duplicates and gaps, and fixes the taxonomy.
Funnels, retention, and behavioral analysis aligned to product questions.
Connect Amplitude events to the warehouse for joined, governed product analytics.
What changes
Proof in production
Common questions
Pricing is scoped to the work — an instrumentation audit, a taxonomy and tracking plan, or a full implementation. You approve a fixed scope before we start, so cost is predictable.
Yes. Instrumentation rescues are our most common Amplitude engagement — we inventory existing events, fix the taxonomy, and set governance so it stays clean.
We do. We run honest tool comparisons grounded in your pricing constraints, team skills, and product questions, then implement the choice.
A clean taxonomy and tracking plan usually ships in 1–2 weeks. SDK implementation and warehouse wiring phase in after the plan is approved.
Yes. Warehouse integration is a core part of our work, so product analytics and company-wide reporting use the same event definitions.
How we work
We map what events exist, what they mean, and where the taxonomy is breaking trust.
We design the event schema, naming conventions, and plan so teams track once, correctly.
We set up the funnels, retention views, and warehouse joins that answer real product questions.
Our Trusted Partners
In one working session we'll name what's broken, what's possible, and the first system worth building.