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# Extra options

There is an option for Organisation Managers to be able to take control of their bot by having a general settings section which is called **Extra options**. You will be able to **Export** (download a copy of a bot's code as backup) or **Import** (restore a backup of this bot from a zip file).

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Optionally: there is a possibility to get the source code of a bot to be synchronizeed to a Git respository. Each time a publish is done, a git commit is made and is pushed to the configured respository. The synchronization works one-way only.

Even more options such as:

| Setting               | Explanation                                                                        |
| --------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Deactivate (bot name) | Deactive this bot to make it (temporarily) unavailable for new conversations.      |
| Clone bot             | You can clone this bot to make a backup copy or start a new bot based on this one. |
| Move bot              | You can move this bot to one of your other environments.                           |
| Delete bot            | With this button you can remove your bot, deleting all files and user data.        |
