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Testing Treatment Eligibility For a User

Check if a specific user is eligible for a treatment

Overview

This feature enables you to test the eligibility of a user for a given treatment version.

Eligibility conditions (referred to as Qualification Criteria - QC) are created for any user to check if they should be shown any treatment. Users can test qualifying criteria on any version of treatment.

How to Test Treatment Eligibility

Step 1: Login to Console

Navigate to http://console.auxia.io/

Step 2: Go to the Treatments Tab

Step 3: Click on Overview Tab

Step 4: Click on Any Treatment

Click on any treatment to go to the treatment preview page.

Step 5: Click on Treatment Eligibility Button

On the Preview page, select the Treatment eligibility button at the top of the page.

Step 6: Enter User ID and Select Treatment Version

On clicking Test Eligibility, a page opens where you need to provide:

• The user ID you want to check for treatment eligibility
• Select a treatment version from the dropdown (you can check eligibility for older versions as well)

Possible Outcomes

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There are three possible scenarios:

1. All rules qualify: User is eligible for the treatment
2. Any rule fails: User is not eligible for the treatment
3. No rules defined: All users are eligible for the treatment

Scenario 1: All Rules Qualify

When all qualification criteria match with user values, the user is eligible for the treatment.

Scenario 2: Any Rule Fails

If any of the qualification criteria fails, the user is not eligible for the treatment.

Understanding the Results

Eligibility Result Column:

Symbol/Text	What it means
✅	QC passed for the user
❌	QC failed for the user
Failed due to missing value	QC failed as value is not present for the user / 0
Failed due to invalid rule	QC failed as rule is invalid

Value Column:

Possible values	What it means
N/A	Not available / Not applicable
Valid Value	QC would pass or fail based on value match

Scenario 3: No Rules Defined

If no qualification criteria are defined, all users are eligible for the treatment.