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# Share And Clone Bot Flow

This feature allows you to share a bot flow with another account or clone it within the same account. It helps you reuse workflows, collaborate with your team, and avoid rebuilding flows from scratch.

### Steps to Share a Bot Flow

1. Go to the **Bot List**
2. Locate the bot flow you want to share
3. Click on the **three dots** next to the bot
4. Select the **Share** option

### Generate Sharing Link

5. Choose one of the following options:
   * **One-Time Link** – More secure, can be used only once
   * **Lifetime Link** – Can be reused multiple times
6. Click on **Generate Sharing Token**
7. Copy the generated URL

### Clone Bot Flow

8. Open the copied URL in a new browser tab
9. Make sure you are logged into the correct account
10. Click on **Clone Workflow**

### Post-Cloning Setup

11. Rename the bot flow as required
12. Select the appropriate **channel**
13. Configure necessary settings
14. Click on **Save Workflow**
15. **Enable** the workflow to make it active

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