See every experiment’s impact on your goals with Goal Analytics

As more experimenting teams embrace AI, we have observed teams running more experiments, relying less on engineering bandwidth. When building becomes so much easier, however, you need the right guardrails to make sure a business metric you own is not impacted by experiments run by other teams. 

That’s why we’re excited to introduce a dedicated Goal Analytics page to all users to consolidate health KPIs, a daily events timeline (with anomaly detection), and goal metadata in one place. This will allow you to see the impact of your tests, how important those impacts are, and which tests might be the root cause.

We’re also adding new customization options to the app homepage to improve visibility by bringing the status and health of ongoing experiments straight to the home page.

A central source of truth: Goal Analytics

Goal Analytics is a new page in the Kameleoon app that highlights a single business metric, exactly which experiments are impacting it, and which way the needle is moving.

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This means teams can see the business impact of their programs in one place, rather than moving experiment by experiment and extrapolating. Of course you can still look at the individual impact of each test, but now you can track successes by metrics much more easily.

Act faster on what’s working and catch what hurts

Teams no longer need to manually collect insights from individual reports and blend them into one view. With Goal Analytics, each experiment connected to a goal shows up with a confidence indicator, telling teams where to double down and where to intervene.

Embedded views and health check blocks right on the home page

We’ve also enhanced the app home page to make it easier to see ongoing experiments with a Dashboard preview and highlight what needs attention straight away with Health Checks.

With the new embedded Dashboard block, teams can create customized views of the A/B Test, Personalization, or Feature Flag dashboards with custom filters and columns and add it to the home page. 

These two new additions allow you to:

• See experiment status from the home page
• Catch issues faster
• Spend less time navigating
• Click into experiments of interest directly from the home page

If a recently-launched test isn’t recording any conversions, you want to investigate it straight away. With these home page updates, all teams can.

Track your CRO initiatives faster and more easily on Kameleoon

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