Managing a script involves copying, deleting, importing, and exporting a script. The Script tab enables you to manage scripts.

Copying a Script

To copy the properties of an existing script to a new script, use the Copy option present in the SCRIPTS window. 

To copy a script:

1. Go to Scripts > SCRIPTS.
   A table of scripts appears.
2. Select the row displaying the script that you want to copy, and then click Copy.
   The Copy Script window appears.
   
3. Specify values in the Name and Description fields, and then click Save.
   A copy of the script is created, and it appears in the table on the SCRIPTS subtab.

Deleting a Script

To delete a script, use the SCRIPTS window.

To delete a script:

1. Go to Scripts > SCRIPTS.
   A table of scripts appears.
2. Select the row displaying the script that you want to delete, and then click Delete.
   The Delete Script window appears.
   

3. Click Yes.
   The script is deleted, and it does not appear in the table on the SCRIPTS subtab.
   

   Once the script is deleted from the SCRIPT window, it is also deleted from the LVP database.

   
   

Importing a Script

You can import a script from your local system to the Designer desktop. However, you must have LVP functional values set in the script for it to work. Contact the LiveVox customer team if you run into issues while importing a script.
To import a script:

1. Go to Scripts > SCRIPTS.
   A table of scripts appears.
2. Click Import.
   The Import Script window appears.
   

3. Specify the Name, Description, and then select the file from your local system.
   After the file is imported successfully, the script appears in the Script table.

   The script should be in either HTML or JSON format

   
   

Exporting a Script

You can download a script using the Export option present in the SCRIPT window. The script gets downloaded to your local system in JSON format.

To export a script:

1. Go to Scripts > SCRIPTS.
   A table of scripts appears.
2. Select the script that you want to download.
3. Click Export.
   The script is downloaded to your local system in JSON format.