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Category - Managing Experiments

As you create more experiments, Bluvia A/B Testing gives you the tools to organize, manage, and revisit your testing activity.

This section covers the day-to-day management of your experiments, including finding existing tests, controlling active experiments, creating copies, and managing completed experiment history.


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Test Library

Learn how to find, review, and manage your experiments from the Test Library.
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Pausing or Stopping a Test

Learn how to pause or stop an active experiment and understand what happens when testing is no longer running.
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Duplicating Tests

Create a copy of an existing experiment to reuse its setup for another test.
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Archiving Tests

Keep your Test Library organized by archiving experiments you no longer need to actively manage.
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Deleting Tests

Learn how to permanently remove experiments you no longer need.
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Experiment History

Review previous experiments and use what you’ve learned to inform future optimization decisions.
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Start With Your Test Library

The Test Library is the central place for managing your experiments in Bluvia A/B Testing.

Start there to learn how to find active and completed experiments, review their status, and access the actions available for each test.

Articles

Test Library
Learn how to find, filter, search, and manage your experiments from the Test Library.
Pausing or Stopping a Test
Learn the difference between pausing and stopping an experiment and what happens to the test after each action.
Duplicating Tests
Learn how to duplicate an existing experiment when you want to use its setup as the starting point for another test.
Archiving Tests
Learn how to archive experiments you no longer need in your main Test Library while keeping them available for reference.
Deleting Tests
Learn how to remove experiments you no longer need and understand what happens when a test is deleted.
Experiment History
Learn how to review previous experiments and use past results to inform future testing decisions.
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