Creating a User Cohort in Mixpanel Based on Email Events
if I want to generate a cohort by looking at an event property that is an email that it turns out they are also users at mixpanel. How can I do this
if I want to generate a cohort by looking at an event property that is an email that it turns out they are also users at mixpanel. How can I do this
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To create a cohort based on an event property that contains an email address of users who are also Mixpanel users, you can use the Cohort Builder in Mixpanel. Here's how you can do this: 1. Navigate to the Cohort Builder in Mixpanel. 2. In the Cohort Builder, you'll want to create a filter based on the specific event that contains the email property you're interested in. 3. Add a condition that filters for the event property containing the email addresses. 4. You may need to use the "contains" or "matches" operator to filter for email addresses that match Mixpanel's domain (e.g., "@âmixpanel.com").However, it's important to note that the knowledge sources provided don't contain specific information about filtering for Mixpanel users based on email addresses in event properties. The closest relevant information we have is about creating cohorts using the Cohort Builder, as described in the Cohorts documentation.If you need more precise instructions for this specific use case, you may want to consult Mixpanel's support team or check their more detailed documentation, as the provided knowledge sources don't contain enough information to give a complete step-by-step guide for this particular scenario.
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To convert an event property to a user property in Mixpanel, you can use a feature called "Behavioral Properties." This feature allows you to use a user's activity (event data) as a property in your analysis. Here's how you can do it: 1. Use the "Aggregate Property per User" option in the Behavioral Properties feature. 2. Select the event that contains the property you want to convert. 3. Choose the specific event property you want to convert to a user property. 4. Select an aggregation type for this property (e.g., latest value, sum, average, etc.).This process effectively "borrows" the event property and makes it available as a user property for your analysis.For more details on how to use Behavioral Properties, you can refer to the Advanced Features documentation.It's important to note that this creates a virtual property, not an actual user profile property. The computation is done at query time, allowing you to use this "borrowed" property in filters, breakdowns, and other analyses as if it were a user property.Remember that the time range for this computation varies depending on the report type: - In Insights reports, it's computed on a per-interval basis. - In Funnels, it's computed between specified funnel steps. - In Retention reports, it's computed after the entry event up to the expiration window.For more specific implementation details or advanced use cases, you may want to consult Mixpanel's full documentation or reach out to their support team.
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Yes, you can borrow an event-level property and use it as a user-level property in Mixpanel. This functionality is provided through a feature called "Behavioral Properties." Here's how you can do this: 1. Use the "Aggregate Property per User" option in the Behavioral Properties feature. 2. Select the specific event that contains the property you want to borrow. 3. Choose the event property you want to convert to a user-level property. 4. Select an aggregation type for this property (e.g., latest value, sum, average, etc.).This process allows you to use an event property as if it were a user property in your analysis. As mentioned in the Advanced Features documentation: "Behavioral properties allow you to use your user's activity and use it as a property in your other analysis. A behavioral property is a virtual property, meaning it's not a property that you are explicitly tracking, but a property that Mixpanel can compute and allow you to use in analysis."It's important to note that this creates a virtual property computed at query time, not an actual user profile property. You can use this "borrowed" property in filters, breakdowns, and other analyses as if it were a user property.The time range for this computation varies depending on the type of report you're using: - In Insights reports, it's computed on a per-interval basis. - In Funnels, it's computed between specified funnel steps. - In Retention reports, it's computed after the entry event up to the expiration window.This feature provides a flexible way to leverage event-level data at the user level without needing to explicitly track it as a user property.
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