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Data Retention Policy

This policy describes default retention periods. Customer settings, legal duties, provider requirements and enterprise agreements may change these periods.

Last updated: May 10, 2026 Retention defaults: subject to workspace settings
Defaults Retention table Legal holds Deletion

1. Defaults and settings

Business customers may be able to configure conversation retention by plan or workspace setting. If no setting applies, the current intended baseline is 90 days for active conversation content, unless longer retention is needed for support, legal, billing, security, abuse prevention or product operation.

2. Retention table

Data category Default retention Notes
Account and workspace data Account lifetime plus reasonable wind-down period May remain while needed for access, billing, security and legal records.
Conversation content 90 days by default, configurable where available May be shorter or longer based on workspace settings or customer instructions.
AI prompts, outputs and routing logs 90 days by default Used for auditability, debugging, safety, billing and abuse prevention.
Security and access logs Up to 12 months May be kept longer for investigations, abuse, disputes or legal requirements.
Billing, invoices and tax records As required by law Retention depends on accounting, tax and payment processor rules.
Support tickets Up to 24 months May include troubleshooting records and account correspondence.
Backups TBD backup cycle Backups expire on rotation and are not used for ordinary access.

3. Legal holds and exceptions

We may preserve data longer when necessary for legal compliance, audits, tax, disputes, fraud prevention, security incidents, chargebacks, provider investigations, enforcement of terms or protection of rights.

4. Deletion

Deletion options and request paths are described in the Data Deletion Policy. Deletion from active systems may occur before deletion from backups, logs and records retained for lawful purposes.