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Details is the first step of the A/B test flow and the only one you must complete before the experiment exists. Saving this step creates the draft.

Configuration Details

Why Observation and Hypothesis Matter

These two fields are optional, but they turn a test into a record others can learn from. Six months later, the numbers alone rarely explain why anyone ran the test. Write the observation as something you measured:
Many users add products to the cart but do not complete the checkout process.
Write the hypothesis as a prediction you can falsify:
Simplifying the checkout steps will reduce friction and increase completed purchases.

Key Considerations

  • Channel and Language decide which pages, components, algorithms, and rules appear later on the Experience step. Choose them carefully.
  • Once you save this step, both fields become read-only. To change them, clone the experiment and start again.
  • If the workspace has only one channel and one language, both fields are hidden and applied automatically.
You cannot move past Details until the name, channel, and language are set.

What’s Next