Make the question specific
Choose the change you want to evaluate and the outcome that matters. Keep unrelated changes out of the comparison where possible.
Review experiment assignments and results using consistent call and campaign criteria.
Reporting & monitoring · Built for US call workflowsWhich campaign approach performs better?
Choose a focused campaign question and the result you want to review.
Assigned calls and outcomes
Review assignments and allow enough relevant activity to assess the change.
Team reviews the results
Inspect the results and make a deliberate decision about the next configuration.
Explore the steps above. Sample details show the workflow, not a live account.
Reporting & monitoring
A new approach should be judged against a clear question. Use experiments to organize the comparison, inspect the results, and decide whether the change is worth keeping.
Choose the change you want to evaluate and the outcome that matters. Keep unrelated changes out of the comparison where possible.
Inspect how the experiment was assigned and compare the available outcomes. Small or uneven samples deserve a closer look before you act.
An experiment report is evidence for a decision. It does not mean the system automatically selects or deploys a winning configuration.
From setup to review
Choose a focused campaign question and the result you want to review.
Review assignments and allow enough relevant activity to assess the change.
Inspect the results and make a deliberate decision about the next configuration.
A closer look
Explore the workflow above, then bring your own requirements to an early-access conversation.
No. The experiment workflow provides assignments and comparative results. Your team decides whether and how to apply a change.
Not necessarily. Consider sample size, consistency, and whether the groups are comparable before treating an observed difference as reliable.
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