Overview
You can edit treatments, whitelist customers into certain treatments, manage your targeting rules, and set the default treatment.
TREATMENTS
A. Edit the treatments you want to serve your customer.
CONFIGURATIONS
B. Edit the configurations for each of your treatments.
WHITELIST
C. Serve a treatment to particular customers and segments with whitelists.
TRAFFIC ALLOCATION
D. Allocate the traffic percentage that is evaluated against the targeting rules (below) and default rule.
TARGETING RULES
E. Serve a treatment or percentage based on custom attributes .
F. Serve a treatment or percentage based on split dependencies.
G. Serve a treatment or percentage using segments.
DEFAULT RULE
H. Serve a treatment or percentage to the remaining traffic.
DEFAULT TREATMENT
I. Set the default treatment if the split is killed or the customer is not included in the traffic allocation.
ALERT BASELINE TREATMENT
J. Set the alert baseline treatment to be monitored against and measure the impact % for alert policies.
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Evaluation order
The editor is evaluated in the following order.
The first evaluation is against the whitelist section. Customers and segments listed in the whitelist section receive the specified treatment.
The second evaluation is against the traffic allocation. If traffic allocation is set to 100%, we continue to the targeting rules section. If traffic allocation is <100%, we allocate a percentage of your traffic to the default treatment selected in the UI or into the targeting rules and default rule.
The third evaluation is against the targeting rules. The conditions are structured as layered if/else statements and are meant to be readable in nature. They are evaluated in order and when a condition is met, the evaluation stops.
The fourth and final evaluation is against the default rule. The remaining traffic is allocated based on the distribution set in the default rule.
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