# Mixpanel

If you have added the Mixpanel Script Tag directly to your page's HTML, Optibase will automatically detect it and trigger an event when a Variant is shown to a user.

You do not need to connect Mixpanel to Optibase for that to happen; if you have Mixpanel set up on your website in that way, that is Optibase's default behavior.

The event that Optibase will send will have the name: `optibase_variant_shown`, and properties variantId and testId.

An example of an event you should see in Mixpanel:

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You can then use these events to create Insights in Mixpanel to compare the behavior of visitors who saw different variants.

An example would be an Inisight setup like the one below, where we filter by a specific test ID to only see visitors who saw a specific test.

We then create a breakdown based on the variant ID.

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