Restore and recover scenario

when working on scenarios, changes don't always go as planned you may need to undo edits, restore previous versions, or troubleshoot after updates {{product name}} allows you to restore a manually saved scenario and retrieve unsaved changes you can use version history for restoring previously manually saved versions scenario recovery for retrieving unsaved changes in case of unexpected session interruptions these features will help you safely build, edit, and maintain your scenarios version history version history lets you access and restore previously saved scenario versions for up to 60 days it helps you revert unwanted changes, troubleshoot errors, and safely experiment with new configurations when to use version history saving scenario versions manually can help you in many cases building or expanding a scenario when creating or modifying a scenario, you may experiment with different routing logic, modules, filters, or mappings saving a baseline version before experimenting lets you safely test changes and easily revert if something doesn't work fixing a broken automation after changes updates to modules, filters, or mappings can sometimes cause a scenario to stop working or produce incorrect results this is particularly important if the automation supports critical business processes restoring a previous version from when the scenario was working correctly helps you quickly fix the problem and investigate later what caused the issue rolling back unwanted changes there’s no undo button for scenarios in make by saving your scenario regularly, you can restore a previous state in case you accidentally delete a module, filter, or tool, or change module settings or mappings working in a team when multiple team members work on the same scenario, changes can be saved by different users version history allows you to track who made updates and restore previous versions if needed r estore scenario from version history to restore a manually saved scenario from the version history open your {{scenario singular lowercase}} click the v ersion history icon in the {{scenario singular}} toolbar in the versions field, select a previous version you want to restore click restore version click the save icon to save the {{scenario singular lowercase}} with the restored version the restored version of the {{scenario singular lowercase}} is not automatically saved if you wish to save the restored version of the {{scenario singular lowercase}} , you have to do so manually, as described in step 5 scenario recovery scenario recovery allows you to retrieve unsaved changes to a scenario from a blueprint that is automatically saved in the background while you wor k in scenario builder when to use scenario recovery scenario recovery helps you retrieve the changes you haven't saved manually in case of unexpected user session interruptions, such as a browser crash, an internet disconnect, a power outage, or when you accidentally closed the tab when you reopen a scenario, make compares the latest automatically saved blueprint and the latest manually saved version if they differ, you will be prompted to recover the most recent changes scenario recovery is not an autosave feature it only helps retrieve unsaved changes after a session interruption after recovering the changes, you still need to manually save the scenario retrieve unsaved changes from blueprint to retrieve unsaved changes from an automatically saved blueprint open the scenario if it's a new scenario that has never been saved, click +create scenario 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 click recover a confirmation message will appear in the bottom right corner click save in the scenario toolbar to keep the recovered changes your recovered scenario will be saved you can access it in the version history restore a recovered scenario from version history if you close the scenario recovery dialog or click not now the recovered blueprint remains temporarily available in the version history it will be permanently deleted once you manually save a new scenario version if you continue editing without saving the recovered scenario and another interruption occurs, a new blueprint will overwrite the previous one to avoid losing your changes, recover and save the scenario as soon as you reopen it to restore a recovered version from the version history click the v ersion history icon in the {{scenario singular}} toolbar in the versions field, select the latest version marked as recovered click restore version click the save icon to save the {{scenario singular lowercase}} from the recovered version your recovered scenario will be saved you can access it in the version history always save the scenario after restoring a recovered version otherwise, you can lose all the recovered changes