Connect your CI/CD pipeline to product analytics so every Jenkins deployment is instantly correlated with real Amplitude user behavior data.
Query Amplitude retention and activation data immediately after any Jenkins build completes.
Trigger Jenkins pipelines automatically when Amplitude experiments reach statistical significance.
Detect metric regressions in Amplitude and trigger Jenkins rollback builds without a separate alerting tool.
Compare Amplitude user cohorts from before and after a Jenkins release to confirm whether key metrics improved.
Automatically kick off a Jenkins production build when an Amplitude A/B test declares a winning variant.
Check an Amplitude funnel for drops after a deploy and trigger a Jenkins rollback if the metric falls below threshold.
Search Jenkins build logs and pull matching Amplitude charts simultaneously to pinpoint the cause of a metric spike.
Ask for a Jenkins pipeline status alongside Amplitude engagement data to get a full release health snapshot.
Scope Amplitude feature adoption queries to the exact window of a specific Jenkins build for clean before-and-after comparisons.
Add your Jenkins API token and Amplitude API credentials to Neotask - no pipeline or SDK changes needed.
Tell Neotask what you need - compare cohorts, trigger a build, check experiment status - in plain language.
Neotask executes the right API calls against Amplitude and Jenkins and returns a unified answer with build and behavioral data.
| Capability | Amplitude | Jenkins |
|---|---|---|
| Query retention and activation metrics | Yes | - |
| Trigger and monitor pipelines | - | Yes |
| Correlate deploys with behavior changes | Yes | Yes |
| Build user cohorts by deploy window | Yes | - |
| Check experiment significance | Yes | - |
| Search build logs for errors | - | Yes |
| Trigger rollback builds | - | Yes |
Every deployment changes something for your users. Knowing exactly what it changes - and how fast - requires bridging your CI/CD pipeline with your product analytics. Most teams handle this by manually cross-referencing Jenkins build timestamps with Amplitude charts, a slow process that delays insight and invites error.
Neotask connects Amplitude and Jenkins so you can work with both tools in a single natural-language workflow. Ask about retention trends following a specific build, trigger a staging pipeline, compare activation rates across deploy windows, or initiate a rollback if a metric regresses - all from one place.
Product and engineering teams often operate in separate tool silos. Engineers live in Jenkins; product managers live in Amplitude. Decisions that depend on both - promoting an experiment, assessing a regression, shipping a follow-up fix - require back-and-forth that slows response time.
With Neotask, you describe the action in plain language and the integration executes across both systems. You get release impact data faster, experiment-to-deploy cycles that close automatically, and incident response that does not require a separate pager or alerting layer.
The integration works by anchoring Amplitude queries to Jenkins build timestamps. When you ask Neotask to compare metrics around a deploy, it uses the Jenkins build time to scope the Amplitude query to the correct window - so pre- and post-release cohorts are cleanly separated.
This timestamp anchoring is what makes cohort comparisons reliable. Without it, Amplitude data bleeds across release boundaries and muddies the signal. Neotask handles the scoping automatically.
Connect your Jenkins API credentials and your Amplitude API and data export keys in Neotask. No pipeline changes or SDK modifications are required. Once connected, you can start querying across both tools immediately.
Anchor Amplitude queries to Jenkins build timestamps so Neotask scopes cohorts to the correct pre- and post-release window.
Build an Amplitude cohort of users active during a specific build window before comparing metrics to avoid mixing release data.
Ask Neotask to search Jenkins logs and pull matching Amplitude charts at the same time to cut investigation time in half.
Yes. You can ask Neotask to monitor an Amplitude experiment and trigger a specified Jenkins pipeline when a significance threshold is reached. Neotask checks the experiment status and initiates the build trigger once the condition is met, then reports back with build details and experiment results.
No pipeline or SDK changes are needed. Neotask connects to Jenkins via its API and to Amplitude via its Data and Analytics APIs using credentials you provide during setup. Your existing configuration stays intact.
Neotask can query any date range supported by your Amplitude plan. You can ask for cohort comparisons spanning weeks or months around a specific deployment, limited only by your Amplitude data retention settings.
Yes. You can ask Neotask to inspect a specific Amplitude metric and, if it falls below a threshold you describe, trigger a rollback build in Jenkins. This gives you a conversational incident response loop without needing a separate alerting system.
No. Product managers and analysts can query Amplitude data and check build statuses using plain language. Triggering builds or rollbacks does require appropriate Jenkins permissions, but reading pipeline status and analytics data has no technical prerequisites.
Connect Amplitude and Jenkins so you can trigger pipelines, query analytics, and measure release impact from one place.
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