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# Duplicate a task

Copy an existing task, including its rules and product selection, into a new editable task.

**Duplicate** creates a new task with the same field, edit method, values, product selection and variant rules as the original. It is available in the **⋮** menu and in the top-right of the task details page for every one-time task that is not archived.

1. Choose **Duplicate**. A **Confirm duplicate** dialog appears.
2. Confirm. The app shows **Task duplicated** and opens the new task in the editor.
3. Review the copy, adjust anything you want, set the **Start time** and click **Save**.

The copy is saved with **Start time: Manual** and no scheduled revert, so nothing runs until you decide. This lets you reuse a past campaign, for example last month's sale, with new dates.

{% hint style="info" %}
Recurring tasks cannot be duplicated. Create a new recurring task instead.
{% endhint %}


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