# Random Split Action
This action will be randomly triggered by a specific threshold. Use this action to create split tests or random chat flow splits in the conversation.
### Settings
The action uses the following settings:
| Setting | Description | [Parsed](/actions-and-operations/dynamic-parsing.md) |
| --------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------- |
| Split Threshold | The chance of execution, expressed in a percentage from 1 to 99 | :no\_entry: |
### Remarks
Each Random Split action will run on a single chance roll for every interaction executed. This means that you're not limited to a simple A/B split but you can mix and match multiple Random Split action to do A-to-N splits or even weighted splits.
This is a simple A/B split setup:
Moving the splits percentages, you can obtain a weighted split:
Adding multiple splits you can achieve multiple path splits, even with weighted routes:
Xenioo will not enforce a 100% total on all splits. You can still have a given, single percent split and let the flow continue:
If the total of all the splits on an interaction amount to more than 100%, the splits that surpass it won't be executed.
### Trigger
Threshold Met. This action will trigger any child operation as the selected threshold value is met during the random roll.
### Variables
This action does not produce any variable.
### Availability
Channel specific availability follows the table below:
| Channel | Availability |
| ---------------- | ---------------- |
| Facebook | Fully Available. |
| WhatsApp | Fully Available. |
| Telegram | Fully Available. |
| Web | Fully Available. |
| Alexa | Fully Available. |
| Google Assistant | Fully Available. |
| Slack | Fully Available. |
| API | Fully Available. |
This action can be used only inside interactions and not as child of other actions.
### Further Reading
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