# Save Graph Explorer Sessions

### Saving a session 

Select the Save Session button located at the top of the graph explorer.  "Save" will save the existing session as a new session. If you have previously saved the session "Save as.." will save all recent changes. 

All of the tabs that you have in view can be saved to a session that you can return to at a later date.  Previously saved sessions can be accessed from the left hand toolbar. Previously saved sessions can be shared with and accessed by other team members within your organization. 

To delete a session select the three dot menu located next to the name of the session you would like to delete. 

To update the name and description of a session select the three dot menu next to the name of the session you would like to update followed by configure. 

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