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Revert a change
Revert puts a live change’s old version back on the site and sends the change back for review. Use it when a change hurt, or when the client wants the old wording back.
Before you start
Only admins can revert, and one change at a time. Revert shows on the page of a change that’s live.
1Open the live change
Open it from Results, or from To do’s Done view. Its result card says how it has done so far; How results are read explains each verdict.
2Choose Revert
The dialog shows What goes back: the exact text that was there before, or that the field was empty.
3Confirm it
- If aeoo published the change, choose Revert on the site. The old version goes back on the website straight away.
- If someone put the change live by hand, put the old version back on the website yourself first. Copy old version helps. Then choose I put it back.
09:12The publish job put 3 approved changes live on Webflow.
08:30Erik turned on a rule: titles go live after agency review.
16:05Anna connected Webflow. The token is sealed on the server.
11:20Erik paused paid work for one client.
09:41
Anna published the new title on /services/it-support
Old
IT support | Your company
New
IT support for 100 to 300 people | Your company
Live on Webflow · logged with both values
RevertWhat happens next
- The change returns to Waiting for you, under Fix, marked as reverted from the site so it gets a check before anyone approves it again.
- Approvals given before the revert don’t count. The change needs approving again, by the client too when its rule asks for that.
- Measuring stops. The change gets no more check-ins until it goes live again.
- Activity records the revert, so admins can see who did it and when.
Review and To do shows where the change waits now.
If Revert is refused
- The site changed after publishing
- Someone edited the same field after aeoo published it. aeoo won’t write over their edit, so check the page and change it there.
- Connect the website again
- The site’s connection was removed. Connect it again, or undo the change by hand.
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Updated 12 November 2026