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# Export Rule Flow

## Exporting a Rule

First, make sure you're logged in and navigate to the **Bussiness Rules** category on the sidebar.

To access the Export window either:

* Right-click on the rule you wish to export in the Folders manager, then select **Export**.
* Find the rule you wish to export in the list of rules in the **Bussiness Rules** tab on the sidebar. 

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or

* Navigate to the rule you wish to export and into it's settings, then click on **Export** in the top right corner. (Image 2)&#x20;

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You will be prompted with the following window.

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For Rule Flows, the only format option is JSON.

Click on the **Export** button under your selected format and a file containing your rule will be downloaded.

{% hint style="info" %}
When exporting a Rule Flow, every other Rule used within the Rule Flow is exported as well, within the same file.
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="warning" %}
Export of Rule Flow with another nested Rule Flow is not allowed.
{% endhint %}


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