Sales Neural A/B Test Performance Overview

In the Detail section of the Sales Neural A/B Test, you check basic information such as the disclosure URL, friendly URL, and product associated with the selected test. With this, you have a complete view of each test's settings.

With the Audit section, you have control over each stage of the Neural A/B test, with a record of all change history, including the responsible user, date/time, and other relevant details.

On this page:

• Detail

• Audit

  • How to filter the Audit list

Detail

In the Detailsection, you can view all information about the Sales Neural A/B Test, such as disclosure URL, name, friendly URL, product, destination URL, origin, group, and user.

Steps:

1 - Select the Sales Neural A/B Test list - a screen with the data will be displayed.

2 - In Detail, the list displays the following information:

1. Disclosure URL: disclosure URL of your Sales Neural A/B Test; 

2. Name: name of your Sales Neural A/B Test;

3. Friendly URL: automatically generated from the traffic split name, it is a simple text to remember or type that will appear at the end of the tracked URL - if desired, you can change it;

4. Source: source location of your traffic;

5. Product: product you intend to use in your Sales Neural A/B Test;

6. % Learning Rate: current learning percentage of your Sales Neural A/B Test⁽¹⁾;

7. % Minimum Learning Rate: minimum learning percentage;

8. Conversion Window: duration of your Sales Neural A/B Test;

9. Group: group it belongs to⁽²⁾;

10. Owner: owner of the Sales Neural A/B Test;

11. Hidden: when activated, hides the Sales Neural A/B Test from the list - the disclosure URL will remain active;

12. Active: to activate the Sales Neural A/B Test, switch the button to the active position;

13. Created At:

14. Updated At:

(1) As conversions occur, the learning % gradually decreases from 100% to a maximum of the minimum learning percentage defined by the user when creating the A/B Test - Ex.: if the current percentage is 80%, it means that Guru is sending 20% of the traffic to the winning page and 80% of the traffic is being proportionally divided among all pages and so on.
(2) This field is optional and will only appear filled if you have already created a group.

Audit

As a security measure, Guru stores a history of all operations performed in the offer registration, identifying the user, date/time of the operation, and other details.

Steps:

1 - Select the Sales Neural A/B Test list - a screen with the data will be displayed.

2 - Click on the Audit tab.

3 - Activities are displayed in a timeline (from most recent to oldest).

4 - If desired, you can view the activity detail by clicking on its title.

5 - Click on one of the available sections to view the data:

Detail

Displays detailed information about the activity in question.

1. ID: activity identification code.

2. Type: of change made;

3. Created on: item creation date.

User

Displays information about the user who performed the action.

1. Name: name of the related user.

2. Email: email of the related user.

Infrastructure

Displays infrastructure information (country, IP, user agent…) of the related activity.

1. Country, Region, City, Latitude & Longitude: location of the device that performed the activity.

2. IP: device IP address.

3. User Agent: identification of the user agent (user agent) that performed the operation.

How to filter the Audit list

You can use the filters to view a smaller subset of existing audits. This feature is useful for finding specific audits you want to view.

Steps:

1 - Select the Sales Neural A/B Test list - a screen with the data will be displayed.

2 - Click on the Audit tab.

3 - In Audit, click on Filters.

4 - Fill in one or more filter options:

1. Period: searches for audits registered in the selected period - you can use the predefined time range buttons or select the date you want to view.

5 - Click on Filter.

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