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# Managing Achievements
In this article, you will get familiar how to manage the achievements in Open Loyalty
## Editing achievements
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**To edit the Achievement:**
1. Go to **Achievements**
2. Click the context menu of the selected Achievement
3. Click **Edit**
4. After making changes click **SAVE ACHIEVEMENTS**
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Changing core achievement settings or rules can reset member progress. Segments using this achievement will also stop working and need to be recreated. Only basic achievement settings and trigger conditions can be updated without resetting member progress.
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## Duplicating achievement
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**To duplicate the Achievement:**
1. Go to **Achievements**
2. Click the context menu of the selected Achievement
3. Click **Duplicate achievement**
4. Click **SAVE ACHIEVEMENTS**
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## Duplicating rule in the achievement
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**To duplicate a rule the Achievement:**
1. Go to **Achievements ->** specific **Achievement**
2. Scroll down to the **Rules** click the context menu of the rule
3. Click **Duplicate rule**
1. Click **SAVE ACHIEVEMENT**
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If the achievement already has members, duplicating a rule can reset member progress. This may also impact segments that depend on achievements. A warning appears before you save.
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## Achievement export/import
In the Achievements section, you can export and import achievements. These actions require a file in a `.json` format.
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You can export/import up to 50 achievements at once (in one file).
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### Exporting achievements
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**Exporting achievement/s how-to**
To export a single achievement or several achievements:
1. Go to **Achievements**
2. Click **SELECT TO EXPORT**
After clicking this button you will see the checkboxes next to the achievement name.
3. Select the achievements you want to export to the JSON file
4. Click **EXPORT TO .JSON FILE (X)** to download the achievement file
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### Importing achievements
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**Importing achievement/s how-to**
1. Go to **Achievements**
2. Click **Add achievements -> Import achievements**
After clicking this button you will see the pop-up window to upload the JSON file
3. Follow the instructions from the popup window.
4. Click **IMPORT** to download the file with achievements
5. After importing, the achievement you will see the list of all successful and/or achievements that require the action to edit.
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### Duplicating Achievements to a different tenant
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**Exporting achievements to a different tenant how-to:**
To export achievement(s):
1. Go to **Achievements**
2. Click **SELECT TO EXPORT**
After clicking this button you will see the checkboxes next to the achievement name.
3. Select the achievements you want to export to the different tenant
4. Click **Export achievements to 'Different tenant' ->** Select the targeted tenant
5. To complete the action click **Copy achievement(s) and view target tenant.**
6. After importing the achievement(s) you will see the list of all successful and/or campaigns that require the action to edit.
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