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Hi Sewo- Julianne from Mixpanel Support here! Session replays are linked together based on the $distinct_id associated with them, along with the $mp_replay_id. This means that the users across multiple devices would need to have the same $distinct_id along with the same $mp_replay_id. It sounds like users in your application have different distinctId's even if they have the same internalId. Given this, it wouldn't be possible to have the session replay work across those users. 

Hi Orcun- Julianne from Mixpanel Support here! It's hard to say what is happening here. Can you reach out directly to Support via our web form and include a link to the project where you're exporting the data from?

Yes! When you breakdown on a list property, Mixpanel treats each item in the list as a separate row in the result. This means that if an event has a list property with multiple items, it will be counted multiple times in the breakdown- once for each item in the list that matches the breakdown criteria. The doc here has more information about the behavior in various situations. 

Hi Anjali, I will also close this thread out. Thanks again for confirming that it's working now  🙏 Let us know if we can help with anything else! Best, Ross

Hi Anhar- Julianne from Mixpanel Support here! You can add user profile properties in a variety of ways (ie, via the UI or the Engage API). The Users doc has more information about each of the methods. When uploading the property, you'll want to make sure to use the same '$distinct_id' that's already associated with the user. If you're updating the total orders as they're placed, you can use the mixpanel.people.increment() call. One thing to note about user profile properties is that they generally don't contain historical values (unless uploaded via warehouse connectors as a history table). This means that you won't be able to see the total order number changing over time, just the current value. If you want to see the value over time, it would be better to use events instead. 

Hi Saskia- Julianne from Mixpanel Support here! You can send list-type properties on events, which would allow you to send multiple competencies in one property on the 'Question Answered' event. Would that allow you to roll them up into the assessment? I always recommend sending test data and confirming that you're able to answer the questions that you're interested in with how the data is structured. 

This request was closed and merged into request </agent/tickets/669384|#669384> "Bad project token?".

Hey Harry, That is correct, MCP is currently not available for EU projects. However, we are currently working hard on developing this so hopefully we can have it out in the coming months. 🤞 If you'd like, you could submit a product feedback so that our Product Team is aware of the demand in the EU region. You can do so by clicking the "?" on the bottom left of the UI, and click "Submit Feedback". Inline Attachment: image.png Thank you for your patience as we strive to build a great product for our customers! 🙂 Warm regards,Dorothy Support Engineer @ Mixpanel | Singapore (GMT +8)

Hi Emily- Julianne from Mixpanel Support here! The Impact report doesn't currently support group-level analysis, which means it won't work for this specific use case unless there is a user-level event or property that reflects the functionality being turned on. For a workaround, is there a group profile property or any sort of super property that indicates when the functionality was enabled?

Hey RJ- Julianne from Mixpanel Support here! The Flows report shows the events in order of the event timestamp. The behavior seen would indicate that the events are being sent out of order or have the same timestamp, which can also lead to an incorrect order. You can inspect the individual user sequences ont the Users page to confirm if the events are being sent out of order. If they are, I'd recommend going through the signup flow with debug enabled and seeing if you can recreate the behavior.