> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.iqrush.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Save and return to a document version

> 2.

**Autosaved** protects your current working draft. **History** lets you save and inspect particular versions.

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## Save a named version

1. Open the document in Content Playground.
2. Wait for the latest text to save.
3. Select **History**.
4. Select **Create version**.
5. Enter a name, such as “First editorial review,” or leave the name empty for default naming.
6. Select **Create version** in the dialog.

Save a named version before a substantial rewrite or an editorial handoff. A useful name tells your teammate why the version matters.

## Inspect an earlier version

1. Open **History**.
2. Select a saved version.
3. Use **View all history** if the one you need is not in the recent list.
4. Read the version in the preview. Use **Show changes** when it is available to compare the text.
5. Use **Back to current version** when you are finished.

Opening a version for preview does not, by itself, replace the working draft.

## Restore a version

If you want the earlier text to become the working draft, choose **Restore this version** from the preview and read the confirmation. Select **Restore version** to replace the current text.

The current document is saved as a recovery version before the replacement. Check the restored text and its save status afterward.

A restored draft may need scoring again. A score belongs to the text that was measured, so use the current score state to decide whether to update it.

## Understand automatic entries

History can include entries created by scoring or by preserving text before another action, such as **Before Agent Q wrote a new version**. These entries help you recover earlier text; they do not indicate editorial approval or publication.

**Next:** [Review and export](/guides/20-review-export).


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