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title: Introducing Scenario recovery
slug: introducing-scenario-recovery
docTags: R52iOfBoMgIqGtAFlbPHy
createdAt: 2026-03-17T14:34:57.883Z
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Scenario recovery is available to users on all plans. 
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Previously, if your session was interrupted while building or editing a scenario, any unsaved progress was lost.

With Scenario recovery, Make automatically saves a blueprint of your scenario as you work. If something interrupts your session, like a browser crash, a lost connection, or accidentally closing the tab, you can recover your unsaved changes when you return.

## Key benefits

- **Fast recovery:** Resume work without manually rebuilding unsaved changes from scratch.
- **Automatic backup**: Safeguard progress even if you forget to save manually. 
- **Protection from interruptions**: Retain all your scenario edits in case of sudden crashes, timeouts, or connectivity issues. 

## Where to find it

To recover unsaved changes from an automatically saved blueprint:

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Open your scenario after an interruption.
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If unsaved changes are detected, a dialog window will appear displaying:  

- A list of changes
- A scenario preview
- The date of the latest blueprint version 
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Click **Recover**. 

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This isn't an autosave feature. After recovering the changes, you still need to **manually** save the scenario. An automatically saved blueprint is a temporary version that will be overwritten by your latest changes or manual saves.
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## Where to learn more

- Technical documentation: [Scenario recovery](https://help.make.com/restore-and-recover-scenario#scenario-recovery)