What is the purpose of the Snapshot feature in WalkMe?

The Snapshot feature in WalkMe is designed to save and restore the current state of a WalkMe project. This capability allows users to capture their work at a specific point in time, providing a way to preserve configurations, settings, and the overall design of the project. If changes are made afterwards and there's a need to revert to the previous state, the Snapshot feature enables users to easily do so, ensuring that important features or steps can be restored without losing progress. This is particularly useful during the development and testing phases of a project, allowing for experimentation while maintaining a fallback option.

The other options refer to functionalities that are not representative of what Snapshots do in WalkMe. Although backup copies of user data might be important in a broader data management context, Snapshots specifically relate to project states. Generating reports on user engagement involves analytics, which is distinct from saving project states, and executing automated actions pertains to different operational capabilities within applications. Thus, the distinction between capturing project states and other functionalities highlights the specific and critical role of Snapshots in WalkMe.