
Cloning objects allows you to easily make a duplicate of a Synerise object, like an expression or segmentation, and use it in different workspaces. When you clone an object, everything it contains - such as nested analyses - is also copied over. This saves you time because you don't have to recreate these objects from scratch for each workspace.


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You can find complete documentation on cloning objects in ["Cloning objects to other workspaces"](/docs/settings/workspace/cloning-objects)

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In the Cloning Logs section, you can:
- Track the progress of the cloning process.
- See how many linked elements the cloned object has.
- Check the destination workspace for the cloned object.
- View the date when the cloning was done.
- Get the link and ID of the cloned object (in a source and target workspaces).
- Check the cloning details, like event mapping, parameter mapping, and tag mapping.


## Overview
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