Cloud backup

Yammbo Team
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October 2, 2026
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3 min read

Cloud backup saves your setup to your Yammbo account, so you don’t lose it if you switch phones or reinstall the app.

Turning it on

In Ajustes › Copia en la nube (Settings › Cloud backup), turn on «Guardar mi configuración en mi cuenta» (Save my setup to my account). From there you can tap «Guardar ahora» (Save now) whenever you want, or let it save on its own.

What it includes

  • Your rules.
  • Your variables.
  • Your reply settings.
  • The data from My business.

What it does NOT include

This is never backed up

Your AI provider keys, your webhook passwords and the app’s PIN are not saved in the cloud backup. For your webhook headers, only their names are copied, never their values. You’ll have to set them up again by hand after restoring.

How it’s stored

The backup is saved encrypted in your account. Yammbot keeps the 10 most recent backups; saving a new one drops the oldest. If you have no rules or variables to save, no backup is created.

Restoring a backup

Restoring is always done from the app, never from the web panel:

  1. Open Yammbot on the phone where you want to restore and sign in with your account.
  2. Go to Ajustes › Copia en la nube › Recuperar una copia (Settings › Cloud backup › Restore a backup).
  3. Pick the backup you want to recover.

Restoring replaces your current rules and variables. Your AI keys and the app lock don’t change when you restore.

If you sign in with an account that has a saved backup and your phone is empty, Yammbot suggests it right away: “You have a backup of your setup from [date]. Want to restore it?”, with the option to «Empezar de cero» (start fresh) if you’d rather not use it.

Switching phones

  1. On your old phone, sign out (or save a manual backup first).
  2. Install Yammbot on the new phone (see Download and install Yammbot).
  3. Sign in with your account.
  4. Restore the cloud backup when the app suggests it.

Viewing them from the web panel

On bot.yammbo.com/panel/copias you see the list of saved backups (date, phone, app version, number of rules and variables) — never the content. It’s for reference only; restoring always has to happen from the app. See Your account’s web panel.

Last updated: October 2, 2026

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