3DPrinterOS lets you save slicing settings as reusable profiles, so you don't lose the parameters you tuned for a print. There are two ways to create one.
Creating a profile while slicing
If you have changed many parameters for a print and don't want to lose them, click "Save these settings as a slicing profile..." in the top-right corner of the Slicer window.
Creating a profile from scratch
Go to the Profiles page and click Add Profile, then choose the slicer. If you are not sure which slicer fits, read about slicers in 3DPrinterOS here.
Select the base for the profile.
Change the settings and save, either overwriting your existing profile or creating a new one with a memorable name.
In the Bambu Slicer, if a profile was loaded from a Bambu .3mf file, or you are slicing a .3mf, the filament type and the add and remove controls in the filament table are locked. See How to Slice a model in the Cloud.
Renaming a profile
Click on the profile name, edit it, then click somewhere else to save.
Deleting a profile
You can delete a slicing profile, and you can restore it later from the deleted page.
Managing profiles across an organization
Organization admins can control which profiles are available, assign them to workgroups, hide them, and set organization-wide profile rules. See Managing Slicing Profiles for Organizations.