PostHog
Get started with the PostHog source!
Connector Details
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| Platform | PostHog |
| Auth Type | API Key |
| Sync Type | Incremental |
| Direction | Unidirectional |
| API version | |
| Testing Account | Free Account |
| Unified Schema | Supported in the |
Connector Versions
| Name | Version | Stage | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| PostHog | v1 | GA | Supports PostHog accounts |
Get your API credentials
Inside your project in PostHog, Click on the login-in name at top right.
Select the settings icon you will be navigated to the settings page.
Scroll down the page and create a new Personal API key.
Now you can insert API Secret into your hotglue PostHog source settings:
That's it!
Supported Data
The PostHog currently supports the following objects:
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| cohort_persons | Cohorts are PostHog's way of letting you easily create a list of users who have something in common. |
| cohorts | Cohorts are PostHog's way of letting you easily create a list of users who have something in common. |
| projects | An organization is the highest abstraction level within a PostHog instance. It's made up of projects and members. Most commonly a PostHog organization represents a real-world company or other type of isolated grouping. |
Don't see something you're looking for? Let us know
You can always edit the data you're pulling from the PostHog connector in the field map settings:
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