Johannes K.

Sorry, I don't know the answer. I don't think you see individual activity within a group. So I presume you can't do that.

Have you tried adding a custom event to it? Group like 10 events into a custom event and then add that to another custom event. How many are you trying to group by the way? How much more than 20?

I think it would be helpful if you posted your custom event here. I find it hard to follow

I dont believe you can. I asked that last year and it wasn't possible https://mixpanelcommunity.slack.com/archives/C05VD9GBF09/p1712628987959759?thread_ts=1712628509.409809&cid=C05VD9GBF09

So basically you want to be able to say "out of 50 users, 30 logged in". I tried something similar in the past, problem was that those users that never logged in didn't have a user profile created. We created the profile upon first session. Do you have that or are you creating user profiles for each new user regardless of activity?

if I select filters on the modal and dismiss it without clicking on "See result" the search is made in the background and a new event fires...

but does the user see results in the modal at all or not? Sorry if I am misunderstanding this, but if they don't click see results AND they don't see any results in the modal, then why fire the event at all.

On the filter modal, there is a "submit" button I could use to track truly manual actions, but if I do that, I lose the cases where a user changes a filter and then closes the modal without validating

Is the user changing filters in a modal actually triggering a search in the modal too? I.e. if they don't "validate", will they still see results? We had a very aggressive debounce before. From memory it was 100ms. It triggered a lot of unnecessary searches and that created load on both our search infra, but also noise in Mixpanel. We've since increased this to 300ms and are now removing it altogether in certain parts of our app. I know it changes the UX quite drastically, but our change from 100ms to 300ms went pretty much unnoticed by users. I believe most users still hit enter anyway tbh. But we'll see once we make this change. I don't have feedback from other companies, but my tech lead and I joined a Slack community about OpenSearch as we've transitioned our search to OS and are now dealing with other search UX related challenges, like how lenient we should be with typos 🙂 This helped us figuring out what to do with OS and some of it translates into search UX too. Are you just looking for a solution on pushing events into Mixpanel, or general advice on search UX?

I am in the exact same situation 🙂 It makes analysis kinda tricky and does indeed create a lot of noise. Not to mention that it also has an impact on performance as, I presume, a lot of searches are performed prematurely before the user had a chance to add more filters of finish typing (for slower typers). We are in the process of removing our debounce in various places to let the user trigger the search with a button...or hitting enter.

Do you store the company's ID or something like that in the user's profile?