Prepare your next client call with a clearer view of tracked activity. Connect Mixpanel to Catchr, then use ChatGPT or Claude through Catchr MCP to ask about event volumes, campaign tags and the pages where events occur.
For freelancers and agencies, it is a practical way to investigate client questions using connected event data and turn the results into reporting notes.
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Catchr’s Mixpanel source covers raw event exports. Use Records to count exported events, then break those counts down by Event Name, date and the properties attached to each event. Event counts describe tracked activity; they are not counts of people.
Group Records by Event Name and Date to see which tracked actions account for the most activity. Compare periods or use week, month and hour dimensions to examine when those actions occur.
Bring a focused summary to client reviews: which event counts changed, by how much and over which dates.
Break down event counts by UTM Source, UTM Medium and UTM Campaign. Check which tagged campaigns appear alongside a selected event and how much activity has missing UTM values.
These fields describe campaign tags attached to events. They support an activity report, but do not establish campaign attribution or advertising efficiency.
Use Current Url, Browser, Country Code and Region to compare where tracked events occur. For a selected Event Name, identify pages with the most records or examine differences in activity across browsers and locations.
Keep missing property values visible so clients can distinguish recorded context from gaps in the event data.
A focused investigation, a recurring report and a question through Catchr MCP serve different client needs. Choose the method that fits the answer you need from your Mixpanel events.
Use a focused breakdown to investigate activity, a report to present it consistently and Catchr MCP to explore follow-up questions. Across all three, keep the Mixpanel project, date range and definition of an event count clear.
Connect Mixpanel in Catchr using its API-key authorization setup and select the relevant client connection. Service-account requests require the Mixpanel project ID, so include it when setting up that access.
Then connect your AI destination through Catchr MCP. Start with a request to list Event Name values for your chosen dates before asking about specific tracked actions.
Replace the bracketed values with your client’s project, dates and reporting choices. These prompts use exported event counts and available event properties to produce focused comparisons and checks.
Using Catchr, compare total Records by Event Name for Mixpanel project [project] between [first start date]–[first end date] and [second start date]–[second end date]. Which events changed most in absolute count? Show both counts, the absolute change and the percentage change where the first period is nonzero. Flag events present in only one period and describe the results as event activity.
Copy promptUsing Catchr, for Mixpanel project [project] from [start date] to [end date], how is activity for Event Name [event name] distributed across UTM Source, UTM Medium and UTM Campaign? Sum Records for each combination, keep missing values visible and calculate the share of records missing at least one of these tags. Flag that share if it exceeds [threshold percent].
Copy promptUsing Catchr, for Mixpanel project [project] from [start date] to [end date], which Current Url and Browser combinations have the most Records for Event Name [event name]? Show combinations with at least [minimum event count] records, report missing URL or browser values separately and summarize where the recorded activity is concentrated.
Copy promptUsing Catchr, summarize Records for Event Name [event name] in Mixpanel project [project] from [start date] to [end date] by Country Code and Region. Which locations account for the largest shares of this event’s records? Show counts and shares, retain missing locations as a separate group and draft a short client reporting note without treating event counts as unique people.
Copy promptThe Mixpanel source covers raw event exports. You can analyze Records by Event Name, date, UTM tags, Current Url, Browser, Country Code and Region. Email and Device Id are also available as event dimensions when attached to the exported events.
Use Catchr’s Mixpanel API-key authorization setup. Service-account access requires a project ID to scope requests. After connecting the relevant client project, connect ChatGPT or Claude through Catchr MCP and specify the project and date range in your questions.
Records is a row counter with a value of one for each exported event. Summing it gives an event count. It does not give a unique-user count, and repeated events can contribute multiple records.
You can compare counts of selected events by UTM Source, UTM Medium and UTM Campaign and check for missing tags. This shows tagged event activity. The available fields do not include advertising spend or revenue, so they do not support CPA or ROAS calculations.
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