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Your Amplitude instance, audited and rescued

Inherited a mess? Numbers nobody defends in meetings? The scored audit finds why - duplicate events, broken taxonomy, identity leaks - and the rescue fixes it for good.

How do you know your instance needs an audit?

You already know. The signs are cultural before they are technical: analysts export to spreadsheets “to be safe,” dashboard reviews turn into debates about the data instead of the product, and the phrase “let’s just pull it from SQL” ends every argument. Technically, it shows up as three names for one action, events nobody queries, and week-over-week numbers that move when no one shipped anything.

What do the audit scores mean?

Each of the ten dimensions scores 0-10 with the evidence attached - not “taxonomy: poor” but “41 of 210 events violate the naming convention; here are the worst 10.” The scoring rubric comes from our enterprise analytics audit practice, where the deliverable has to survive review by the client’s own data team. You keep the report whether or not you hire us to fix anything.

What a scored audit actually looks likeTen dimensions, scored 0-10 - illustrative sample reporthover any bar; the three lowest scores become the three highest-payoff fixesNaming consistency4← fix firstDuplicate events3← fix firstOrphaned events5Property hygiene6Identity resolution4Session configuration7Governance rules2← fix firstDashboard usage6Core-flow coverage8Warehouse agreement5Every score ships with its evidence attached - findings your own data team can re-derive, not adjectives.

Interactive - hover any bar. An illustrative sample of the scored report; your numbers will differ, the format won't.

The rescue: fixing trust, not just charts

The tempting fix is cosmetic - archive the junk, rebuild the dashboards. It fails because the pipeline that created the mess is still running. A real rescue works upstream: tracking plan first (see the template for the format), then event consolidation with a migration map so history stays queryable, then re-instrumentation of the surfaces that lie, then governance rules in Amplitude’s data management so drift gets caught at the source. If you are mid-move from another platform, the migration service folds the rescue in.

Frequently asked questions

What does the free Amplitude audit check?+

Ten scored dimensions: naming-convention consistency, duplicate and near-duplicate events, orphaned events with no queries, property type hygiene, identity resolution health, session configuration, governance rules in place, dashboard usage patterns, tracking-plan coverage of core flows, and agreement with a reference source such as your warehouse. You get a score per dimension and the three fixes with the highest payoff.

What access do you need for the audit?+

Read-only viewer access to your Amplitude project is enough for the full audit. If you want the warehouse-agreement check, a read-only view on the relevant table (or just an exported count) covers it. We sign an NDA first if you need one - client data never leaves your systems.

Why do Amplitude numbers stop matching the warehouse?+

The usual causes, in order of frequency: events double-firing from two instrumentation paths, identity merges counting one user as several, client-side blocking that server-side sources don't share, differing session definitions, and filters baked into old saved charts. An audit identifies which of these you actually have instead of guessing.

What does a rescue engagement look like after the audit?+

A rescue is a scoped project driven by the audit findings: consolidate duplicate events behind a migration map, fix property types, rebuild the tracking plan to match reality, re-instrument the worst surfaces, and stand up governance so it does not regress. Typical rescues run 2-8 weeks depending on damage.

Get a free, scored audit of your Amplitude instance

Send us read-only access and get a scored findings report within 48 hours: taxonomy health, duplicate events, governance gaps, and the three fixes with the highest data-trust payoff. No commitment.

Request the free audit