The Test Product Feed tool available on both the mobile and desktop preview URL for all Experiences by Jebbit that have a Product Feed assigned. This feature allows you to gain a better understanding of how the logic in your quiz functions and ensures that you are seeing your intended product recommendations. By using the Test Product Feed, you can analyze how products are being filtered throughout the experience.
Before you begin
Ensure that your quiz or experience has a Product Feed assigned to it. The Test Product Feed icon will only appear on the mobile and desktop preview for experiences leveraging a Product Feed.
Accessing the Test Product Feed
Navigate to the mobile or desktop preview URL of your quiz or experience.
Locate the Test Product Feed icon in the top-right corner of the preview.
Click on the Test Product Feed icon to open Test Feed Results. You can also interact with the quiz with the tester closed and open it at any point.
Analyzing Campaign Data
The Campaign Data section displays metadata related to your experience. Click on Campaign Data to view these details.
This includes information such as the number of available product slots, the logic type (e.g., Exact Match), and whether you have categories. This provides context about your experience when reviewing the results.
Using Diagnostic Tools as You Click Through the Experience
As you proceed through the quiz, screens that have fields from the Product Feed mapped to questions will be displayed in the tester.
For each of these screens, you will see the Screen Name, the Response(s) you selected, and the number of remaining products that match your selections. The total number of products in the feed will also be visible.
You can expand each question to view the Fields Name from the Product Feed that are mapped to that screen and the value(s) assigned to your response. This helps you verify if the correct values were selected in the mapping.
The tester also indicates whether the logic across screens is using AND or OR operators, providing insight into how the filtering is occurring.
Understanding Fallback Logic
If the experience reaches a point where there are no products left based on your selections, the tester will indicate that it has entered Fallback Logic mode.
In Fallback Logic, lower-prioritized columns from the Product Feed are removed to display additional products. The removed fields will be noted in the tester. Remember that the Fallback Logic is configured within the Logic section of the Product Feed menu.
Viewing and Exporting Results
At the bottom of the tester, you can see the number of products remaining out of the total in the feed.
Up to 20 results are displayed at a time in the interface.
To see all the results, click Export. The exported file will contain the product information visible to the end user and all the mapped fields from the feed up to that point in the experience.
You can click on any of the individual products listed in the results to view a preview of that product and the specific fields and values associated with it. This allows you to verify if the displayed products align with your expectations based on your responses.
Next Steps
Review the information in the Test Product Feed as you interact with your quiz to ensure the product filtering logic is working as expected.
If the results do not align with your expectations, use the diagnostic information to identify potential issues with the mapping of fields and values in your Product Feed.
Consider exporting the results to analyze the complete set of matching products and their associated data.
If discrepancies are found, revisit the Product Feed Logic configuration to review and adjust the filtering rules and fallback logic. You may also need to update the values within your Product Feed itself.
FAQ
Where do I find the Test Product Feed?
The Test Product Feed icon is located on the desktop preview URL for any Experience by Jebbit that has a Product Feed assigned to it.
Can I use the Test Product Feed without completing the entire quiz?
Yes, you can open and use the testing tool at any point while previewing the experience.
What information can I see in the Test Product Feed?
You can see campaign metadata, the number of remaining products after each response, the mapping of questions to product feed fields and values, the logic operators being used, information about fallback logic, and a list of the resulting products with their associated data.
Why would I need to export the results?
Exporting the results allows you to see the complete list of matching products beyond the 20 displayed in the interface and review all the mapped fields for each product.
What should I do if the Test Product Feed shows unexpected results?
Use the diagnostic information within the tester to pinpoint potential issues with your product feed mapping or the data within your feed. Review and adjust your Product Feed configuration accordingly.