When to duplicate
Duplicate a study when you want to:- Re-run a study: Repeat it after product changes
- Test variations: A/B test different outreach messages or goals
- Target new segments: Same questions, different audience
- Create templates: Build a base configuration for recurring studies
What gets copied
When you duplicate a study, the new copy includes:| Copied | Not copied |
|---|---|
| Study name (with date suffix) | Conversations |
| Study goals | Q&A analysis |
| Target persona | Metrics |
| Agent configuration | Study status (resets to Draft) |
| Outreach messages (all languages) | Test/live aliases |
The duplicate starts as a Draft with zero conversations. Launch it to begin collecting data.
How to duplicate
From the study table
Naming convention
Duplicates are automatically named with the original name plus the current date:Naming duplicates to reflect their purpose helps keep things organized when testing variations.
After duplicating
Before launching your duplicate:Review and adjust
- Goals: Modify if testing different questions
- Persona: Update if targeting a different segment
- Agent: Adjust tone or name if needed
- Outreach: Revise messaging for the new context
Test first
Always use test mode to verify the duplicate behaves as expected before going live.Bulk duplicating
You can duplicate multiple studies at once:- Select multiple studies in the study table
- Click Duplicate
- All selected studies are duplicated as separate drafts
Bulk duplicates are created in the background. The study list refreshes automatically when they’re ready.
Use cases
Recurring studies
Duplicate your quarterly feedback study each cycle. Keep settings consistent to track changes over time.A/B testing outreach
- Create your study with outreach version A
- Duplicate it
- Change only the outreach message in the duplicate
- Run both simultaneously and compare engagement
Segment comparison
- Create a study with broad goals
- Duplicate it multiple times
- Adjust persona in each duplicate (e.g., free users vs. paid users)
- Compare insights across segments
Next steps
Create a study
Build a study from scratch.
Test vs. live mode
Verify your duplicate before launching.