Review history and recover a version

Use revision history to recover product data or a single customer’s price rules while keeping other customer versions separate.

Last updated October 21, 2026

Confirmed changes create revisions. Historical catalog snapshots are separate saved records of the exact products and customer prices used for a catalog.

Open the relevant history

Open the history section from products, import history or a customer price page. Continue loading if the version you need is older than the first page of records.

Choose the right scope

Review the details before restoring. Recovering a single customer’s price rules keeps the scope to that customer; it should not replace another buyer’s agreement or remove products added more recently. A shared product recovery has a different scope and should be reviewed with care.

View a saved catalog

Open the saved customer catalog when you need to check what was prepared at a particular time. Its contents are immutable: editing the live product library does not rewrite the snapshot.

Prepare another export

After recovering data or rules, review the current library, save the desired catalog and start a new export when required. A previous download continues to represent its own saved version, so keep the file name and buyer context clear.