Deleted scenario doesn’t mean gone anymore.
With the new Scenario Trash feature, you can clean up your automation library with more confidence.
Hey Makers 
If you manage a growing set of scenarios, you need room to tidy up, test ideas, and make changes without second-guessing every click. That is exactly what Scenario Trash brings to your workspace.
Introducing the Scenario Trash feature: deleted scenarios now move to a dedicated Trash, where you can restore them in one click for up to 30 days.
Available on all Make plans.
What’s new
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Delete scenarios with a safety window: When you delete a scenario, it moves to Trash instead of disappearing right away, so you can clean up your workspace without losing your work.
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Restore scenarios from trash in one click: Bring a scenario back fast, including its setup, when a project shifts or a teammate needs it again.
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See recoverable scenarios at a glance: The Trash counter in the sidebar shows how many scenarios your team can still bring back.
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Know the scenario deletion timeline: Each trashed scenario shows a clear countdown, so you know exactly how many days remain before permanent removal. While it is in Trash, it stays out of your active list and cannot run.
Why is the scenario trash feature in Make useful
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Housekeeping before a handoff: You can archive old experiments and duplicate builds, then restore anything a new teammate still needs after reviewing the setup.
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Safer collaboration across teams: If someone deletes a scenario during a cleanup pass, your team can put it back right away and keep work moving.
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Confident workspace management: Operations teams with large scenario libraries can reduce clutter, keep active lists focused, and still hold onto a 30-day recovery window.
Happy automating! 
Valery from Make
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