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# Managing, Importing & Exporting Actions

<figure><img src="/files/YdIiBWt2GcxbZsUIhThT" alt=""><figcaption><p>Manage your actions from the "Actions" page within your chat profile.</p></figcaption></figure>

Against each listed action there are a series of options you can use:

* **Active:** Toggling the "Active" switch will turn on / off your action without needing to edit each action
* **Pencil:** Clicking the Pencil icon will allow you to go into your action to edit it, just the same as when you were first creating it.
* **Trash Bin:** The red trash bin will delete the action after confirming you wish to do so via a pop-up message
* **Copy:** The copy icon will open up the copy code pop-up. From here you can copy the code presented and store it or paste it into the import area of another chat if you want to share actions.

### Importing & Exporting

<figure><img src="/files/Ni8ETKDFoehsdLeS4SBI" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

As well as being able to manage individual actions you will also see two cards listed beside the "Create Action" card. These cards serve two purposes.

* **Importing Actions** - Here you can paste a single action code into the text area OR you can paste a full export of multiple actions into the text area. Upon clicking the import button you will be taken to your action to edit it if you wish
* **Export Actions** - As well as being able to use the copy icon beside each of your actions listed you can click the "Export" button on this card to take a copy of all of your actions you have built. This is a great way to take a back up or to export everything to import into a new chat.


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