Configuration guides cover how Bluvia A/B Testing is set up across your WordPress website and Bluvia A/B Testing account.
Use this section to manage plugin behavior, visitor tracking, stored data, diagnostics, and the connection between your website and Bluvia A/B Testing Premium.

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Plugin Settings

Review the global settings available for Bluvia A/B Testing within WordPress, including confidence, required sample size, notifications, logging, and tracking options.
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Cookie & Visitor Tracking

Learn how Bluvia A/B Testing uses cookies to maintain a visitor’s assignment to the Control or a Variant and understand how tracking works across an experiment.
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Excluding Internal Traffic

Learn how to prevent internal, development, or other specified traffic from being included in your experiment data.
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Logging & Diagnostics

Understand the diagnostic tools available in Bluvia A/B Testing, when to enable logging, and what technical information may be collected when troubleshooting an issue.
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Data Management

Review how much experiment data is stored on your WordPress website and manage experiments, heatmaps, session recordings, and archived Variations.
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Setting Up Bluvia A/B Testing Premium

Understand how the Premium Plugin works alongside the standard WordPress Plugin and what’s required to access Premium capabilities such as Global and Advanced test types.
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Website & License Connections

Learn how a WordPress website becomes connected to a Bluvia A/B Testing license, where to view the connection, and what happens when a website is disconnected.
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WordPress and Account Configuration

Bluvia A/B Testing is primarily managed from your WordPress dashboard, but some configuration for Premium features also involves your Bluvia A/B Testing account.

The WordPress dashboard is where you configure the plugin, create and manage experiments, review results, and manage locally stored experiment data.

Your Bluvia A/B Testing account is used for account-level configuration such as licenses and connected websites.
For billing, payments, subscriptions, and profile management, see Account & Billing.

Start With the Defaults

Most teams can begin experimenting without changing the default configuration.

As your testing workflow grows, you may want to adjust settings, exclude internal traffic, review storage usage, or connect your website to Bluvia A/B Testing Premium.

Use the guides in this section when you need to understand or change how Bluvia A/B Testing works with your website.