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# Export rule

**Go to Apps >&#x20;***<mark style="color:blue;">**Rules Exporter**</mark>***.**

You will see the following fields:

* **Source rule name**\
  The dropdown will appear with all rules currently configured on your account.\
  Select the one you want to export.
* **Target rule name**\
  Populate the name, which the new rule should have.
* **Target account email**\
  Populate the email of a user who has access to the rule creation in the Rules Engine. It can be any   eligible user, not only the main Linnworks account owner.
* **Target account password**\
  Populate the email of a user who has access to the rule creation in the Rules Engine. It can be any   eligible user, not only the main Linnworks account owner.

Click on **Export\&Import** and the rule would be created on the new account.

If macro, folder, shipping service or any other part of the rule doesn't exist on the new account, the confirmation window will pop up, listing all of the items, that are missing. Additionally, if you decide to proceed anyway, the App would replace such action with the note addition to the order.

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