Comparing & Rolling Back

Comparing versions

You can compare any two versions to see exactly what changed between them.

1. Open Version History from the sidebar or toolbar.
2. Select two versions by clicking the checkboxes next to them.
3. Click “Compare” to see a side-by-side diff.

The diff shows:

• Added — new methods, rules, groups, or blended rates that didn’t exist before
• Modified — entities that changed (rate type, conditions, name, etc.)
• Removed — entities that were deleted

Rolling back

Rolling back restores your entire shipping configuration to the state it was in at a specific version.

1. Open Version History and find the version you want to restore.
2. Click “Roll Back” on that version.
3. Confirm the rollback. The confirmation shows how many entities will be added, modified, or removed.
4. The rollback executes — your configuration is now identical to how it was at that version.

After a rollback:

• A new version is created with the label “Rollback to version [id]”.
• Your current configuration is replaced with the snapshot from the target version.
• The version you rolled back from is still in the history — nothing is deleted.

Tip

Since a rollback creates a new version, you can “undo an undo” — just roll back to the version before the rollback.

Rolling back batches

When an AI prompt created multiple operations in a batch, you can roll back the entire batch at once:

1. Find the batch entry in Version History.
2. Click “Roll Back Batch”.
3. All operations in the batch are reverted in a single step.

This is cleaner than rolling back individual operations when they depend on each other.

Caution

Rolling back replaces your entire configuration. If you’ve made additional changes after the version you’re rolling back to, those changes will be lost. Compare versions first to understand the full impact.

Common rollback scenarios

“I broke my shipping rates with a bad AI prompt” Roll back to the version immediately before the prompt was applied.

“I want to revert a batch of changes but keep later changes” This isn’t directly supported as a one-click operation. Instead: note what the batch changed (using Compare), then manually undo those specific changes while keeping the rest.

“I imported from ASR and it didn’t look right” Roll back to the version before the import. Your import data isn’t lost — you can re-import after adjusting the configuration.