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# Removing and Re-adding Bots

### Removing a Bot from Your Dashboard <a href="#removing-a-bot-from-your-dashboard" id="removing-a-bot-from-your-dashboard"></a>

#### Step 1: Access the Bot Options <a href="#step-1-access-the-bot-options" id="step-1-access-the-bot-options"></a>

1. Open the mobile app and navigate to your **landing page**
2. Locate the bot you want to remove from your dashboard
3. Tap the **three dots (⋮)** icon on the right-hand side of the bot tile
4. A menu will appear with bot options

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#### Step 2: Select Delete Bot <a href="#step-2-select-delete-bot" id="step-2-select-delete-bot"></a>

1. Tap **"Delete Bot"**

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#### Step 3: Confirm Deletion <a href="#step-3-confirm-deletion" id="step-3-confirm-deletion"></a>

1. A confirmation dialog will appear asking: **"Are you sure you want to delete bot \[Bot Name]?"**
2. Review the bot name to ensure you're deleting the correct bot
3. Tap **"Yes, Delete"** to confirm
4. The bot will immediately disappear from your dashboard

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### Important Notes <a href="#important-notes" id="important-notes"></a>

* **The bot is not permanently deleted** — it still exists in the system
* **You can re-add the bot anytime** using the "Add Bot" button on your landing page
* **The bot will not appear on your dashboard** until you manually re-add it
* **Other users are not affected** — if the bot is shared, other team members can still access it

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### Re-adding a Deleted Bot <a href="#re-adding-a-deleted-bot" id="re-adding-a-deleted-bot"></a>

If you want to restore a bot you previously deleted:

1. Tap the **"Add Bot"** button in the top right corner
2. Find the bot in the available bots list
3. Tap to add it back to your dashboard
4. The bot will reappear with all previous settings and data intact


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