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   * If the user cancels, the user remains on the current search without any changes.   * If the user cancels, the user remains on the current search without any changes.
  
-This protection mechanism prevents accidental loss of work and ensures the consistency of searches saved as flows. (Figure 8)+This protection mechanism prevents accidental loss of work and ensures the consistency of searches saved as flows.  
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-Figure 8, New Search 
  
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 Personal notes are persistent: they are saved in the database and can therefore be retrieved at any time, even after logout. Personal notes are persistent: they are saved in the database and can therefore be retrieved at any time, even after logout.
-The system automatically records the creation date and last modification date of each note. (Figure 9)+The system automatically records the creation date and last modification date of each note.  
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 +{{ubiquity:ubiquity_notes.png?300|Notes}}
  
-Figure 9, Notes 
  
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 **Import**   **Import**  
-Allows the user to upload a previously exported flow, restoring the entire configuration (language, filters, search terms, results, and display settings). (Figure 10)+Allows the user to upload a previously exported flow, restoring the entire configuration (language, filters, search terms, results, and display settings). 
  
 **Export**   **Export**  
-Allows the user to save a research flow in a compatible format (e.g. .json or .xml), in order to share it or reuse it in future sessions. (Figure 11)+Allows the user to save a research flow in a compatible format (e.g. .json or .xml), in order to share it or reuse it in future sessions. 
  
 During import, the system performs a consistency check to verify that the file is valid and compatible with the current version of the platform. During import, the system performs a consistency check to verify that the file is valid and compatible with the current version of the platform.
  
-Figure 10, Import Flow 
  
-Figure 11, Export Flow+{{ubiquity:ubiquity_import_flow.png?650|Import}} 
  
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   * the selected parameters;   * the selected parameters;
   * the date of the last modification.   * the date of the last modification.
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-This function is closely linked to the modules described in the following chapters (in particular Chapter 10 – Flows Management). (Figure 4) 
  
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