Undo a change

Where undo lives

1. After the copilot acts. Its receipt carries "Undo"; press it and the receipt reads "Undoing", then "Undone". Or say "undo that". When visitors would see the undo, a card asks "Undo this change?" first.
2. In "Activity". Every applied change is listed, and each one that can be undone carries its own Undo.
3. In the Composer. "Changes this session" lists your edits with Undo and Redo. It shares one history with the copilot.
4. On a published page. Undoing a first publish takes the page offline ("Take it offline"). Undoing a later publish puts the earlier version back ("Put the earlier version back").
5. Elsewhere. "Undo this setup" reverses a site setup. Undoing a theme's activation restores the theme you had. Undoing a catalog rebuild restores the previous snapshot. Marking an order shipped, completed or cancelled can each be undone.

How long an undo lasts

• Seven days for draft changes, 24 hours for riskier changes, one hour for administrative changes, and 15 minutes for actions that reach an outside service. A tool can shorten its window, never lengthen it.
• A newer change to the same thing makes an older undo refuse, rather than overwrite what came after it.

Before you approve

• Before you approve, the card tells you whether the change can be undone. A change that is final reads "This can't be undone."
• One-click undo on every change. Coming soon.
• Erasing a visitor's data is final, by design, and its card says so.

In a sentence

Say "undo that" to the copilot. If visitors would see the undo, it asks you to approve it first.