# Real-time Exposure Status

## Overview

This is the rightmost tab when entering the A/B Test detail view.\
Here you can view the exposure status per test group for the currently running A/B Test in two forms:

* A graph showing the exposure count per test group
* A table containing information about users exposed to the A/B Test

This is useful for checking whether distribution across each test group is working properly.

## Exposure Summary (Table)

You can view users exposed to the A/B Test in the last 30 minutes broken down as follows. You can update the view every 30 seconds using the Update button located in the right area of the tab.

* A/B Test group × Platform\
  (e.g., number of users exposed to Group B on Mobile)
* A/B Test group × Operating System (OS)\
  (e.g., number of users exposed to Group A on Android)
* A/B Test group × Version\
  (e.g., number of users exposed to Group A on app version 7.11.5)
* Distribution reason × Platform\
  (e.g., number of users exposed to the A/B Test on Mobile)
* Distribution reason × Operating System (OS)\
  (e.g., number of users exposed to the A/B Test on iOS)
* Distribution reason × Version\
  (e.g., number of users exposed to the A/B Test on app version 2.3.10)

You can view the breakdowns by setting items 1 and 2 as shown in the image below.

![1870](/files/ReRewduTdFe9PWG2v2pu)

## Exposure Status Graph

You can view users exposed to the A/B Test in the last 30 minutes broken down as follows. The condition can be selected from the select box on the right side of the graph. The available options are listed below. You can update the view every 30 seconds using the Update button located in the upper right area of the tab.

* A/B Test group
* Distribution reason
* Platform
* Operating System (OS)
* Version

![1884](/files/yRud9jmHE9QObPw6c091)

## User Log

You can see which users were distributed to which group, when, and for what reason in the A/B Test. Logs are available for users exposed to the A/B Test in the last 30 minutes. You can update the view every 30 seconds using the Update button in the upper right area of the tab.

![1924](/files/86Orj7lM6dQUxtdgJ5W8)

The distribution reasons shown are as follows:

<table data-full-width="true"><thead><tr><th width="260.13671875">Reason</th><th width="365.41796875">Description</th><th>Distribution Result</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>SDK_NOT_READY</td><td>The SDK is not ready for use.\ (e.g., initialization attempted with an invalid SDK key)</td><td>Default group (A)</td></tr><tr><td>EXPERIMENT_NOT_FOUND</td><td>No A/B Test found for the provided Experiment Key.\ The Experiment Key may be incorrect or the experiment may be in Archived state.</td><td>Default group (A)</td></tr><tr><td>EXPERIMENT_DRAFT</td><td>The A/B Test is in Draft state.</td><td>Default group (A)</td></tr><tr><td>EXPERIMENT_PAUSED</td><td>The A/B Test is in Paused state.</td><td>Default group (A)</td></tr><tr><td>EXPERIMENT_COMPLETED</td><td>The A/B Test has been stopped.</td><td>Winner group selected at stopping</td></tr><tr><td>OVERRIDDEN</td><td>The user has been assigned to a specific group via Override.</td><td>The Override group</td></tr><tr><td>NOT_IN_EXPERIMENT_TARGET</td><td>The user is not in the A/B Test target.</td><td>Default group (A)</td></tr><tr><td>TRAFFIC_NOT_ALLOCATED</td><td>The A/B Test is running but the user was not allocated to the test.</td><td>Default group (A)</td></tr><tr><td>TRAFFIC_ALLOCATED</td><td>The user has been allocated to the A/B Test.</td><td>Allocated group</td></tr><tr><td>VARIATION_DROPPED</td><td>The originally allocated group has been excluded from the test.</td><td>Default group (A)</td></tr><tr><td>NOT_IN_MUTUAL_EXCLUSION_EXPERIMENT</td><td>The A/B Test is not included in the Mutually Exclusive Group.</td><td>Default group (A)</td></tr><tr><td>IDENTIFIER_NOT_FOUND</td><td>No User Identifier information corresponding to the A/B Test distribution basis was found.</td><td>Default group (A)</td></tr><tr><td>EXCEPTION</td><td>An unknown error occurred.</td><td>Default group (A)</td></tr></tbody></table>

{% hint style="success" %}
Real-time Exposure Status shows all exposure instances without deduplication.

The unique user count with deduplication can be found in the Goals tab.
{% endhint %}


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