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Data Retention Policy

CrowdSafeData uses defined retention periods so operational data is not kept indefinitely or deleted without an accountable rule.

Effective August 16, 2026 · Version 1.1

1. Principles

We minimize data, apply a documented purpose, separate source objects from metadata, restrict access and delete or de-identify data when the purpose ends. Customers should upload only information needed for the requested analysis.

2. Standard schedule

Uploaded source files

Target deletion within 30 days after delivery, unless a written order, active engagement, legal hold or verified retention entitlement requires longer.

Normalized analytical records

90 days after delivery by default, unless exported, deleted sooner or retained under a written order.

Final reports and action registers

12 months after delivery by default so accountable follow-through can be reviewed, unless a written order specifies another period.

Invitation tokens

Seven days, or earlier when accepted or revoked. Only token hashes are stored.

Recovery snapshots

35 days under the operational backup schedule, with access restricted to authorized recovery workflows.

Support cases

24 months after closure, except security or contractual cases requiring longer retention.

Security and request diagnostics

Normally 90 days; longer only for investigation, abuse prevention or legal requirements.

Billing, tax and contract records

Seven years, or the period required by applicable financial and tax law.

Audit evidence

Seven years for attributable commercial and analytical governance, unless a shorter period is contractually approved and legally permitted.

3. Contracted retention

Longer source availability, portfolio history and compliance archives require a documented purpose, approved duration and written commercial arrangement. A verified billing entitlement may remain visible in older subscription workspaces; the applicable order controls if it differs from the default schedule.

4. Holds and exceptions

Deletion may be paused for a documented legal hold, security investigation, dispute, fraud prevention or contractual obligation. When the exception ends, the ordinary schedule resumes. Deletion from active systems may precede expiration from protected backups.

5. Customer controls

Organization owners and administrators select retention through Billing. A longer period becomes effective only after the related payment-provider event is verified. Requests to shorten a period, export data or delete an organization should be submitted through Support and will be verified before action.

6. Disposal and evidence

Expired source objects are deleted through controlled retention workflows. Records needed to prove deletion, access decisions, billing or analytical governance may be retained separately with reduced content and restricted access.

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