This is an example of how you could a/b test scenarios in Make.com so you know whatβs working best.
Itβs especially handy for marketing related purposes like sending emails, but you can use this for anything you like.
Method #1: a/b test with a random number

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This is the simplest way to randomly distribute between routes in the router.
We use this formula to generate the number 1
or 2
in the set variable module:
ceil(random*2)
= 1 or 2
And then we use that in the filter of our routes:

That way the data will go randomly to the first or second route.
Method #2: a/b test with the increment function

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This scenario is very similar to the one above, but itβs much better because it doesnβt randomly distribute bundles between routes in the router.
Instead, it sends the bundle of data to a route in the router one by one.
We do that by using the increment function, which generates a number that increases by 1 every time the scenario runs.
And then, we use the modulo math function to calculate the remainder.
