How Do I Know the Status of My Tests?

Nelio A/B Testing lets you quickly check how your tests are progressing from the Overview page. You can see your running tests at a glance and open a more detailed view when you want to compare them.

Check Running Tests From the Overview

Go to Nelio A/B Testing → Overview and look at the Running tests section.

For each running test, Nelio displays key information such as:

• the number of views;
• the number of conversions;
• the current conversion rate; and
• the current statistical outcome of the test.

Depending on how much data has been collected and how the variants are performing, you may see messages such as Not enough data or an indication that a particular variant is ahead or behind.

For example, Not enough data means the test is still collecting the minimum amount of data required to evaluate its variants reliably.

The Overview is designed to give you a quick indication of how your active experiments are doing without having to open each test individually.

See More Running Tests With Extended View

If you have multiple tests running, click Extended view in the Running tests section.

The Extended View displays your running tests as larger cards, making it easier to compare them side by side.

Each card shows information about the test, including its current conversion goal, unique page views, days running, and the conversion rate of its variants.

If a test has multiple conversion goals, use the left and right arrows to switch between them. The information displayed on the card updates for the selected goal.

View the Full Results of a Test

The Overview and Extended View provide a quick summary, but you can open the test’s Results page whenever you need a more detailed analysis.

From the Results page, you can review:

• the current statistical status and confidence;
• page views, conversions, and conversion rates for each variant;
• improvement over the control;
• conversion goals and actions;
• heatmaps, when available; and
• the test’s Performance Analysis over time.

Use the results icon next to a running test to open its complete results.

The Results page is the best place to determine whether there is enough data to draw conclusions and whether one variant is clearly outperforming the others.