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# New Import/Export Feature
If you've used our Moisture, Daylight, or Carbon forms, you complete your recipe of inputs, run the simulation, get your report.
It works, but it's always been a little one-sided. Your inputs lived only in your browser's memory, which is fine until you clear your cache, switch machines, or just want to hand your setup to someone else. Then you're stuck re-entering everything from scratch.
You can now export all the inputs from any of these forms straight to your local machine. That file is yours: reopen it, archive it, put it in version control, whatever makes sense for your workflow.
Once you have that export, you've got a few options. You can import it back into the same form later to pick up exactly where you left off. Or, if you're running into an issue and need our help, you can attach it directly to a support ticket. That means our team can see the exact recipe you used instead of trying to reconstruct it from a screenshot or a half-remembered description over email.
This is rolling out across the platform now, so expect it to show up in more forms over time, not just the three above. The goal is simple: your inputs shouldn't be trapped in a browser tab. They should be portable, so you always have access to them and we can actually help when something goes sideways.
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