Revisions
Undo unwanted changes by rolling back to an earlier version. Learn how to view change history, restore a revision and what gets restored per module.
Revisions let you track changes to your content over time and roll back to an earlier state if something goes wrong. Each time a supported item is updated, Mimeeq saves a snapshot — giving you up to 30 points in history to restore from.
Every time a supported item is saved, Mimeeq creates a revision — a snapshot of that item's configuration at that moment. You can browse the list of revisions and restore any previous one.
A few things to know upfront:
Each module stores a maximum of 30 revisions per item. Once the limit is reached, the oldest revision is removed as new ones are created.
The latest revision cannot be restored — it already represents the current state.
Restoring a revision creates a new revision in the history, so you never lose the record of what you did.
Supported modules
Mimeeq supports two safety features across its modules — Revisions and Trash. Revisions let you roll back changes to an item's configuration at any time. Trash lets you recover deleted items within the retention window.
The table below shows which features are available per module, along with Trash limits where applicable.
1
Products
✅
✅
20
2
Option Sets
✅
✅
1
3
3D Materials
✅
✅
20
4
3D Scenes
✅
✅
20
5
3D Templates
✅
✅
20
6
Collection Sets
✅
✅
20
7
Galleries
✅
✅
20
8
Embed Templates
✅
✅
1
9
Price Lists
✅
❌
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Viewing revision history
Open the item you want to review (e.g. a 3D material or option set).
Navigate to the Revisions tab.
Browse the list of snapshots — each entry shows the revision type (e.g. Editor Updated, Options Updated) and the date it was created.
Restoring a revision
Open the revision history for the item (see Viewing revision history).
Find the revision you want to restore.
Click Restore next to that revision.
The item is updated to match the saved snapshot. A new Revision Restored entry is added to the history.
What gets restored — per-module breakdown
Revisions do not restore the entire item. General Tab fields — such as name, status, and description — are never rolled back. They always reflect the current state of the item, even after a restoration. Only the content-specific sections (editor settings, options, material sets, etc.) are reverted to the saved snapshot.
The table below shows exactly what is and isn't restored for each module.
1
Products
Product configuration
General Tab (name, variant code, status, description, visibility settings etc.)
2
Option Sets
Options
General Tab (name, status, description, display settings)
3
3D Materials
Editor configuration (including Default Material and Environment Texture)
General Tab (name, status, description, thumbnail)
4
3D Scenes
Editor configuration
General Tab (name, status, default material, environment texture)
5
3D Templates
Blocks settings
Name, Status
6
Collection Sets
Material sets
General Tab (name, status)
7
Galleries
Images
Gallery Name, Number of Columns, Description
8
Embed Templates
Name, Language, Public Price List Group; full Settings payload
Unique Name, Customer ID, Translation Set Identifier
9
Price Lists
MCP Market, Valid Date, Promo, Cost, RRP, Sale; Companies
Price List Name, Status, Currency, Linked Price List; Price List Body (not stored in revisions)
Permissions
Permissions for restoring a revision are the same as the permissions required to update that item. If you can edit an item, you can restore its revisions.
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