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# Backup Current Setup

Backup the complete GEDI configuration

## Introduction

Once you have finalized a configuration or added a new setup to Business Central it is well advised to save a backup of the complete confiugration. That way it will be easy to restore your GEDI Coinfiguration if needed. Back up is easely done from the 'GEDI Setup Catalog' page.  

## Extras

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More information on this subject can be found in our ['Core Concepts'/'GEDI Setup Catalogs'.](/standard-app-core-concepts/concepts/gedi-setup-catalog.md) 
{% endhint %}

## Backup Current GEDI Setup

### Instructions

* In 'GEDI Setup Catalog' page click 'New' and 'Save Current Setup'

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* Add Name, Version and Description for your backup. Best practice is to add the date of the back up in the Version field. Press 'OK'.

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Now a backup of your GEDI configurations has been saved and is possible to import if it should be needed to restore configurations at some point.  <br>

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## Next Step

The next step is to update the Customer/Vendor Card with the correct 'GEDI Profile'.&#x20;


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