# Saving Workflows

It's crucial to save your progress as you build or modify a workflow.

## **Save Changes Link:** 

In the top-right corner of the workflow editor, there is a "Save changes" link. Click this to save your current work. This is only present if changes are detected. 

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## **Unsaved Changes Prompt:**

&#x20;If you attempt to navigate away from the editor (e.g., by clicking the back arrow, logo, or closing the tab) while there are unsaved changes, a modal will appear.

* **"Close" Button:** Discards your unsaved changes and closes the editor.
* **"Save and close" Button:** Saves your changes and then closes the editor.

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