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title: Manage an Experiment
description: "Find your way around a Statsig experiment's detail page and use the actions menu to clone, rename, share, save as a template, export, archive, or delete an experiment."
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# Manage an Experiment

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Every experiment in the Statsig console has a detail page that organizes its configuration and analysis into tabs, and a three-dot actions menu for operations on the experiment itself. Use this page to find where a setting lives or which menu entry performs an action. To create an experiment, go to [Create an Experiment](https://docs.statsig.com/experiments/create-new).

## Experiment detail page tabs

When you open an experiment, its detail page organizes configuration and analysis into the following tabs:

- **Setup**: Configure the experiment's [scorecard](https://docs.statsig.com/experiments/setup/scorecard), [allocation and targeting](https://docs.statsig.com/experiments/setup/allocation-and-targeting), and [groups and parameters](https://docs.statsig.com/experiments/setup/groups-and-parameters).
- **Diagnostics**: View a live log stream of checks and events from your application to confirm your integration works as expected. Go to [Monitor an Experiment](https://docs.statsig.com/experiments/monitor) for more details.
- **Results**: Read exposures and scorecard metric lifts. Go to [How to Read Experiment Results](https://docs.statsig.com/experiments/interpreting-results/read-results) for more details.
- **Explore**: Build [custom queries](https://docs.statsig.com/experiments/interpreting-results/custom-queries) to break down results by user or event dimensions.
- **Summary**: Review a high-level summary of the experiment.

## Experiment actions menu

The three-dot (**...**) menu on your experiment's _Overview_ page contains the following actions. Some of them apply after the experiment starts rather than during setup.

- **Add Decision Framework**: Attach a [decision framework](https://docs.statsig.com/experiments/templates/decision-framework) that defines success criteria and ship-versus-iterate logic for the experiment.
- **Clone**: Copy the experiment. A clone inherits the source experiment's notes text, so review and replace those notes before you use the new experiment.
- **Rename**: Change the experiment's name.
- **Save as Template**: Save the experiment's configuration as a reusable [template](https://docs.statsig.com/experiments/templates/templates), which then appears as a **Template** option when you create a new experiment.
- **Share Link**: Copy a shareable link to the experiment.
- **Modify Salt**: Copy and set the salt used for deterministic hashing. Only Project Administrators can access this option. Refer to [Reusing experiment salts](https://docs.statsig.com/experiments/create-new#reusing-experiment-salts).
- **Export Report**: [Export a report](https://docs.statsig.com/experiments/interpreting-results/export) of the experiment's results. This option appears after the experiment starts.
- **Archive**: [Archive the experiment](https://docs.statsig.com/experiments/ending/ending-experiment#archive-an-experiment) to preserve its history and results and make it read-only.
- **Delete**: Delete the experiment.

To stop, ship, reset, or abandon an experiment rather than manage its record, go to [Ending an Experiment](https://docs.statsig.com/experiments/ending/ending-experiment).