The global header lets you access different features in Experiment Collaboration.
Switch instances
If you can access multiple instances of Experiment Collaboration, open the Instance Switcher and click the instance you want.
Search
The global search bar lets you search everything or refine your search by campaign, task, task content, event, milestone, work request, hypotheses, or hypotheses variation. For more information, see Global search for Experiment Collaboration.
Create a campaign, hypothesis, event, milestone, or work request
Click + to create a campaign, hypothesis, event, milestone, or work request.
AI assistance
Access Optimizely's AI assistant, Opal, through the main global header menu. Use Opal to write experimentation plans and suggest hypotheses, variations, and so on.
Opal organizes your conversations based on their location within Experiment Collaboration. For instance, conversations in a specific hypothesis are kept together so you can refer to them with context. Any conversations that take place outside of these areas are grouped into a single thread.
View notifications
Click Notifications (bell icon) to open your notifications panel. Click the notification to mark it as read. Click Mark All as Unread. Click X to hide the panel.
Click the funnel icon to filter your notifications.
View assigned tasks
Click Assignments to show the tasks currently assigned to you. Click an individual task to go to its page. Click X to hide your assignments.
My Assignments only displays tasks where the current step is assigned to you and the due date is within the last 90 days or in the future.
Get help
Click the Help Resources drop-down list.
- KnowledgeBase – Displays end-user documentation.
- Customer Support – Open a Support ticket.
- Submit Feedback – Submit feedback from you, including problems in your daily work that you want Experiment Collaboration to solve. Describe the challenges you encounter and your desired outcome.
Access settings and Admin menu
Click your avatar and click an option to see settings and other configuration pages. You can also log out of Experiment Collaboration.
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