Integrate other platforms
Configure analytics platforms
When you create flags, you want to know when users are accessing a feature flag and what experience they receive in production. Although Optimizely Feature Experimentation does not offer analytics on feature flags by default, you can still track analytics on feature flag usage by adding a notification listener to send events to the analytics provider of your choice.
Configure Amplitude
Start by reading the Amplitude Get Started documentation https //amplitude. com/docs/get-started .
Configure Contentful
The Contentful and Optimizely integration lets you experiment with structured content while minimizing dependency on a developer. After configuring, you can create and run experiments in Optimizely Feature Experimentation and choose what content from Contentful to show users for each variation.
Configure Google Analytics 4 (GA4)
If you use Google Analytics to monitor your project’s traffic, you can view the results of your Optimizely experiments alongside the rest of the data that Google Analytics https //marketingplatform. google.
Configure Localytics
Localytics offers more than one option for capturing Optimizely Feature Experimentation test information. The code examples demonstrate the Custom Events with Attributes https //help.
Configure Mixpanel
Mixpanel https //mixpanel. com supports two types of properties that you can use to segment data in their reports Super Properties and People Properties https //help.
Configure mParticle
The mParticle integration uses the Optimizely Feature Experimentation DECISION notification listener https //docs. developers.
Configure Segment
The first step is to verify that Feature Experimentation supports the source type and connection mode you have chosen to implement. To learn more about what dictates the connection modes Segment supports, see Connection Modes .
Configure Tealium
Integrating Tealium's EventStream https //tealium. com/products/tealium-eventstream/ with Optimizely Feature Experimentation lets you forward event data from Tealium to Optimizely.
Next.js starter kit
The Next. js starter kit is hosted on GitHub https //github.
Solid.js starter kit
The Solid. js starter kit is hosted on GitHub https //github.
Vue.js starter kit
The Vue. js starter kit is hosted on GitHub https //github.