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# Restore Wizard

The **Restore Wizard** guides you through restoring Salesforce data from a CopyStorm backup stored in your CS:Container database back into a target Salesforce org. It walks you step-by-step through selecting records to restore, configuring how the restore should behave, scanning for candidate records, uploading records, and then reviewing detailed results and a final summary.

Use this workflow to recover data, correct unintended data changes, or selectively restore a subset of records to production or sandbox.

## Wizard Steps

* [Step 1: Select Records](/capstorm-container/reference/restore-wizard/step-1-select-records.md) — select the object and records that will be uploaded to Salesforce.
* [Step 2: Configuration](/capstorm-container/reference/restore-wizard/step-2-configuration.md) — configure data upload parameters (insert/update behavior, related record depth, automation handling).
* [Step 3: Scan Records](/capstorm-container/reference/restore-wizard/step-3-scan-records.md) — query the database for records matching the restore criteria.
* [Step 4: Upload Data](/capstorm-container/reference/restore-wizard/step-4-upload-data.md) — insert or update candidates into the target Salesforce.
* [Step 5: View Results](/capstorm-container/reference/restore-wizard/step-5-view-results.md) — view record upload results.
* [Step 6: Summary](/capstorm-container/reference/restore-wizard/step-6-summary.md) — view an overview of record restore activity.


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