Execute an AB Testing

Intro

This API allows you to start the execution of an A/B Testing. It is the first endpoint that you must consume in order to put your workfloos to compete.

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Create your A/B Test first
Remember that you must first have created your A/B Testing on the kiban cloud platform to then execute it via API.
To learn how to create an A/B test, visit our knowledge center.

Important points

To make the request it is necessary to provide the A/B Testing ID generated in the workfloo platform and the sceneries if you want to execute it in sandbox environment.

field	subfield	type	required	Description
idPoolDefinition		Alphanumeric	Yes	Provide a valid A/B testing Id.
sceneries		Object	No	This object is required only in the sandbox environment. You should use it to specify for each workfloo present in the A/B testing pool, which test scenario you want to apply.
	idwf1	Alphanumeric	No	example where idwf1 shall be replaced by the Id of the workflow and the value of this field shall be the ID of the scenario that must be executed if case idwf1 was choosen for the execution.
	idwf2	Alphanumeric	No	This example is similar to the case of "idwf1", but here you need to specify the IDs of the second workfloo added to the A/B Testing .
	...	...	No	The same structure should be repeated based on the number of workfloos added. For instance, if there are 5 workflows in the A/B Testing, the parameters will go up to "idwf5":"idSceneryIdWf5", with each one corresponding to a specific workfloo.

You can find the A/B testing ID in the workfloo creation URL, in the IDs section.

And also within A/B Testing you can find the IDs of the added workflows:

To see the ID of each of the workflow scenarios added to A/B Testing, you must access the "Tests" area and obtain the ID of each test scenario there.

Example of the request body:

{
  "idPoolDefinition": "64c811990a99d4f84692baa9",
  "sceneries": {
    "idwf1": "idSceneryIdWf1",
    "idwf2": "idSceneryIdWf2",
    "idwf3": "idSceneryIdWf3",
    ...
    "idwfN": "idSceneryIdWfN"
  }
}

Successful response

A successful response will return the execution id of the workfloo, you must save this id, because it will be mandatory to pass it to the following endpoints to complete all the steps defined in your workfloo.

field Name	Description
idWorkfloo	Indicates the id of the generated workfloo to use in the following steps
idWorkflooDefinition	Indicates the ID of the workflow that was choosen when you started this A/B testing execution.

{
    "idWorkfloo": "66f4b143f8981abef5d6e3fe",
    "idWorkflooDefinition": "669fd491602f75dedf08f770"
}

Listing the possible error responses

Required scenarioId

You will get a 400 bad request error when any of the scenarioId is not provided in the request body.

{
    "typeError": "REQUIRED_FIELD_ERROR",
    "errors": null,
    "errorMessage": "scenarioId is necessary"
}

Required scenarioId

You will get this 404 bad request error when the scenarioId provided in the request body does not exist.

{
    "typeError": "ELEMENT_NOT_EXIST_ERROR",
    "errors": null,
    "errorMessage": "scenarioId not found"
}

Required fields

You will get a 400 bad request error when you don't provide any required field in the request body.

{
    "typeError": "REQUIRED_FIELDS",
    "errors": {},
    "errorMessage": ""
}

Unauthorized

It means that the provided API is incorrect and that you are not authorized to access it. You will not receive a body, only a 401 HTTP code.

Intro

📘Create your A/B Test first

Important points

Successful response

Listing the possible error responses

Required scenarioId

Required scenarioId

Required fields

Unauthorized

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Create your A/B Test first