# Reading & Interpreting Tests

Once you've built out your test cases, you can run all of your tests to see the impact your current model is making.

You'll be able to compare the difference between your actual results and the outputs you'd projected, as well as see the spread of prices so you can refine your pricing strategy.

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The avergage result value will indicate what the average quote that is served to customers will be. The validity shows what the likelihood of a valid (non-excluded) quote being shown.&#x20;

Movement shows the change between what the expected result (which could be the previous versions result) against the new pricing changes, which will give you an indication of impact.


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