Undo & Redo

While building a Rule or Workflow, Nected tracks the changes you make in your current editing session so you can step backward and forward without losing work. Undo & Redo works out of the box in every Rule type (Simple Rule, Decision Table, Ruleset) and in the Workflow canvas - there's nothing to configure.

How it works?

The Undo and Redo icons sit in the top toolbar of the editor, just before Test Run and Publish:

• In both the Rule editor and the Workflow editor, they appear before the "Test" button.

• Undo reverts your last change - adding or removing a row/node, editing a condition or result, moving a node, updating a variable, and similar edits.

• Redo re-applies a change you just undid.

Each icon shows a small counter badge with the number of steps available, and is disabled (greyed out) once there's nothing left to step through - hovering over a disabled icon shows "Nothing to undo" / "Nothing to redo". Hovering over an active icon shows how many steps are available, for example "Undo last change - 3 available."

Making a new change after an Undo clears the Redo history from that point, which is standard editor behavior.

Keyboard shortcuts

Action	Shortcut
Undo	Cmd/Ctrl + Z
Redo	Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + Z

Scope and limits

• Undo/Redo tracks changes made in your current editing session. Leaving the editor or reloading the page clears the history - your already auto-saved draft changes are unaffected, but you can no longer step back through them with Undo.

• This is different from Version Control & Rollback, which lets you revert to a previously published version of a Rule or Workflow. Use Undo/Redo for quick corrections while you're actively editing, and Version Control when you need to go back to an older published version.