Philip W.

I’m still a big disappointment Pat B. - you should’ve gone for it: “Here at Raycast we no longer support user questions. Unlike the amazing team at Hey Dovetail - who deliver amazing support time after time.”

Hi Michelle G. sorry for the late welcome but happy that you’re here. How’s your experience so far? Have you gained any insight into how others adopted Dovetail? :)

Oh Giorgia N. if that’s the case… I’ve often setup Airtable environments for A/B testing experiments. This is the ‘raw’ data (or source of truth) for A/B tests. Normally, every month we’d create a PDF with the results of relevant (or significant) experiments. You could store these monthly PDF’s in Dovetail if that makes sense. You might also create pages with the insights and link to a PDF from there. If it’s something you’d like to discuss or need any help with, let me know. 🙂

Thanks Jeremie!

Hi Coredilia, the 5 Whys is a solid starting point for digging into root causes, but once things get a bit more complex, it’s smart to explore other approaches. Like that Root Cause Tree Analysis you stumbled across. That one’s great for when multiple factors are feeding into a problem rather than just one straight line of “why.” Here are a few other methods people often use (sometimes even together):

Hope this helps!

That’s a great question Giorgia N.! At the end of the day, sharing information (such as the outcome of experiments / AB-tests) should be shared where people actually see it. This could be done anywhere from Slack, by email, in Notion and of course in Dovetail. You can upload PDF documents into projects https://dovetail.com/help/take-notes-and-upload-data/ Having it in Dovetail makes a lot of sense. At the end of the day, experiments should be based insights right? 😉 Hope this helps.

Welcome daniel S.! With Dovetail you’re definitely on the right path to finding the answers to your interest! I noticed your Dutch last name! Groeten uit Overijssel. 🇳🇱

Cant wait to experience this myself! 😄