Ezequiel V.

how did it go?

I believe the cohort was already updated when you turn on the recurring sync

sorry for the delay

hi Avinash!

Hi Joan! Ezequiel here, solutions engineer at Bildug Data (Mixpanel Parter) Here is the general documentation regarding Ad Spend and here is the specific documentation for facebook The integration will require some coding from your dev team, but the step by step explained there is really clear and detailed. In addition, there one tool call Vendo (Mixpanel's documentation also talks about this tool, link here) that is designed spefically to import Ad Data into Mixpanel in a really no code simple way. It is a paid integration but it may save you time in the implementation. Let me know if you have any other doubts regarding Ad Data or Vendo integration 🙌

Hi Mana! Ezequiel from Bildung here again. The "$mp_first_event_time" is a Reserved Profile Property (link to documentation). That is way it doesnt appear in events Regarding the export to BigQuery, you can export user profiles (and their properties) using the engagae API (link) or Data Pipelines (this is a paid add on)

Hi Ashley! Ezequiel here, solutions engineer at Bildug Data (Mixpanel Parter) It is possible to move boards from one project to another (the documentation explains it pretty well) A good practice is to always duplicate the board you want to keep it safe in the original project

Hi Avinash! Ezequiel here, solutions engineer at Bildug Data (Mixpanel Parter) I have the same issue with one account a few months ago and there is 100% useful workaround for this problem. One possible partial solution is creating another mixpanel project, sending to that new project the events needed to create the cohorts and start sending the extra cohorts from the new project. This is possible becuase the 60 recurring coohort cap is per project

Hi Manish! Ezequiel here, solutions engineer at Bildug Data (Mixpanel Parter) Usually, when i need to do something like this I use the insert id property in a breakdown. The insert id is the unique identifier of each event. You would need to add the insert id and the customer count property The chart may look something like the image

Hi Phillip! Ezequiel here, solutions engineer at Bildug Data (Mixpanel Parter) I think that your line of thought can totally work. You can use the frecuency per user (maybe average or maybe median to eliminate the impact of the outliers) and do a breakdown by screen