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# \[Beta] Export and import flows
Chatlayer offers the possibility to now export and import flows across bots.
In this example, we will import a flow from Bot A to Bot B.
## Export a flow
To export a flow:
1. Open your Bot A [canvas](/navigation/bot-builder/flows.md).
2. Find the flow that you would like to export.
3. Next to the flow's name, click on the **3 dots**.
Export a flow from your canvas.
4. Click on **Export**.
5. A modal appears. Make sure you read it before clicking on **Export**.
Export a flow.
{% hint style="warning" %}
Note that intents, entities and variables used in the flow will be exported as well to the new bot.
{% endhint %}
6. The export starts. You receive a green notification on the bottom-right side of your screen.
The flow export starts.
7. When the export is ready, you will receive an email to download the flow. This will be send on the email that you use to log in on Chatlayer.
You receive an email to download your exported flow.
8. Click on the email **Download** button to download the flow .zip file.
You now have your exported flow on your desktop.
## Import a flow
To import a flow to a bot:
1. Open Bot B's [canvas](/navigation/bot-builder/flows.md).
2. Under your **Flows**, click on the **+** button.
Import a flow to your bot.
3. Click on **Import flow.**
4. Under **Name**, give a name to your new flow. For this example, it will be a 'KBAI flow'.
Name your new flow.
5. **Drag and drop** or **Choose a file** to upload your new flow from your desktop.
6. Click on **Import**.
Your new flow is now added to your flows list!
## 💬 Feedback
The export/import of flows is a feature in Beta. Therefore, your feedback is very much appreciated! Please[ reach out](https://tickets.sinch.com/plugins/servlet/samlsso?redirectTo=%2Fservicedesk%2Fcustomer%2Fplugins%2Fservlet%2Fdesk%2Fportal%2F3) if you're having any feedback or concerns.
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