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Growth teams

Give the activity a question the evidence can answer.

Connect research, outreach, and content to one shared hypothesis. Define what each workstream can tell you, keep alternative explanations visible, and review the next decision together.

Example

experiment canvas

Does the evaluation question feel relevant?

Hypothesis
A defined engineering audience recognizes the incident-review question.
Prepared action
Research relevance and review one conversation angle.
Measurement to define
Eligible audience, response categories, and review period.
Decision
Refine the audience, wording, or next research question.

Example.

Agree on the evidence job before the activity starts.

Jalli's orchestration brings workstreams into the same plan. A useful review still needs definitions and responsibility.

Research

Ask whether account relevance can be explained through suitable sources.

Conversations

Inspect actual responses to the reviewed question and context.

Content

Notice which explanations prompt useful questions or misunderstandings.

Evidence and denominators

Define what a response means before comparing it.

Record the eligible population, exclusions, observation window, and response categories. Keep the numerator and denominator attached to a rate so a changed definition does not masquerade as a changed outcome.

Explore Analytics
measurement specification

Define the comparison before filling it in.

Population
Accounts meeting the reviewed audience criteria.
Numerator
Responses meeting the pre-agreed relevance definition.
Denominator
Eligible contacts in the same defined review window.
Values
Record the observed responses using the agreed definitions.

Example.

Cross-functional responsibility

Keep the hypothesis with every handoff.

Name who reviews account context, wording, and response interpretation. Send the next person the question and its limits alongside the prepared artifact, so each function contributes to the same learning decision.

Explore Workflows
experiment handoff

A task keeps its evidence purpose.

Research owner
Reviews audience fit and source limits.
Communication owner
Reviews the angle and appropriate external conditions.
Review owner
Checks definitions, exclusions, and alternative explanations.
Shared question
Does the defined audience recognize this evaluation question?

Example.

Observation, explanation, and next test are different artifacts.

Keep what was recorded separate from the explanation and the next planned check.

Describe the record before interpreting it.

Record responses with the relevant population, definition, and period. Keep each observation tied to the records reviewed.

evidence view · Observation

What would the team record?

Record
Actual responses within the agreed review window.
Keep attached
Eligible denominator, categories, and exclusions.
To record
Responses observed during the review period.
Review question
Are the compared records defined the same way?

Example.

Example

Learning into the next plan

Change the brief when the evidence changes the decision.

Distinguish an observation from the explanation for it. Carry the reviewed learning and remaining uncertainty into the next hypothesis rather than treating completed activity as proof of progress.

Explore Growth strategy
next-plan note

Retain the uncertainty with the learning.

Inspect
Observed responses using the agreed population and definitions.
Challenge
Audience, timing, delivery, wording, and missing information.
Choose
One bounded question for the next review.
Avoid
Claiming a single cause from a rate change alone.

Example.

Make the review useful to the next plan.

Carry the evidence, alternatives, and next question forward together.