Kameleoon’s AI Opportunity Detection feature automatically analyzes your experiment results to uncover audience segments where variations are having a significant positive (or negative) impact, even when overall results are neutral or underperforming. In addition to detecting uplift opportunities, Kameleoon provides a dedicated Audiences page that details global metrics on the success of your experiment program. This page includes advanced tools to analyze segment performance and measure the impact of your experiments in greater detail.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.kameleoon.com/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
What is an opportunity?
An opportunity is a subsegment of your original targeting segment that shows both:- A significant relative size.
- A statistically reliable improvement over the control variation.
How it works
When an experiment’s main KPI is inconclusive, AI Opportunity Detection automatically analyzes all segments that have been added to Audiences Explorer to detect areas of uplift. This analysis covers every inconclusive experiment, allowing you to quickly find hidden opportunities. Kameleoon checks all segments that:- Were created or modified in the last 90 days.
- Do not start with
[DEV],[TEST], or[QA]. - Do not use page URLs in their targeting conditions.


Acting on an opportunity
Once an opportunity is detected, Kameleoon recommends duplicating your experiment to specifically target the identified subsegment.
Extending AI Opportunity Detection with Audiences
To fully leverage the power of AI Opportunity Detection, it’s important to configure Audiences properly. Audiences provide detailed insights and advanced segmentation that help the AI identify the best-performing visitor groups and opportunities. The next section guides you through configuring Audiences in your project, so you can get the most out of these advanced capabilities.Configuring Audiences on a project
In the Kameleoon app, click Insights > Audiences in the left-hand menu.


- Select the site.
- Choose the website on which you want to configure the Audience.
- Define the website typology.
- Indicate the type of your website by selecting one of the following options:
- E-commerce
- Media
- Other
- Indicate the type of your website by selecting one of the following options:
- Set the primary goal.
- Define your primary goal, which should correspond to your project’s main conversion action.
- For example, the primary goal is a purchase for an e-commerce project.
- Define your primary goal, which should correspond to your project’s main conversion action.
- Define the conversion value.
- Specify the conversion value linked to your primary goal.
- For e-commerce projects, select the goal associated with the cart amount.
- For media or other projects, manually define the estimated monetary gain (in US dollars) generated by a visitor when the primary goal is completed.
- Specify the conversion value linked to your primary goal.
- Select segments to track.
- Choose the audience segments you want to monitor in your analysis.
- Create the Audience.
- Click Create to finalize the Audience configuration.
