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# A/B test 2 paths

You can also use flows to A/B test various parts of your phone system. The following flow give a very basic demo of how this can be achieved.

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Note how the [AB Split](/flows/conditions/ab-split.md) condition is used to randomly send a caller down 1 of 2 paths. In this example we have a simple[ Say/Play](/flows/actions/say-play.md) but you would likely have a string of IVR menus using [Gather Input](/flows/actions/gather-input.md). Finally, you can fire a [Send Analytics Event](/flows/actions/send-analytics-event.md) action to your analytics provider so you can record the results of your A/B test.