Retrieve and filter Mixpanel user profiles by specific properties or identifiers. Analyze user behavior and extract detailed profile data for targeted insights.
Record custom events in Mixpanel using service account authentication and project configuration. Include event name, user distinct ID, and additional properties.
A server that interfaces with the Mixpanel API, allowing users to query events data, retention, and funnels through natural language from any MCP client like Cursor or Claude Desktop.
Update an existing integration's name, parameters, connected environments, and configs. Supports providers like Datadog, Slack, Amplitude, Mixpanel, and Twilio Segment.
Creates a new integration in a product to forward feature flag changes to external services like Datadog, Slack, Amplitude, Mixpanel, Segment, or PubNub.
Export raw Mixpanel event data as NDJSON files for analysis. Filter events by date, type, or conditions to retrieve up to 5000 records with all properties.
Analyze user conversion paths by retrieving funnel data based on a funnel_id. Identify drop-off points and optimize multi-step processes using specified date ranges and parameters. Essential for improving user journey insights.
Execute custom JQL scripts on Mixpanel data to perform advanced analyses, handle complex queries, and transform data beyond standard report capabilities.
Calculate average values of numeric event properties over time in Mixpanel analytics. Use to track metrics like order value averages across specified date ranges and filters.
Retrieve the most frequent events from the last 31 days to analyze user actions, prioritize feature development, and understand platform usage patterns in Mixpanel.
Sum numeric expressions for events over time in Mixpanel to calculate revenue metrics, track cumulative totals, and aggregate quantitative values across specified time periods.
Retrieve today's most active events in Mixpanel to monitor real-time user activity, identify trends, and analyze engagement. Supports filtering by event type and limiting results.