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Data Retention & Deletion Schedule

Last updated: June 10, 2026

This schedule lists every category of data ClearPlan holds, how long it is kept, and exactly how it gets deleted. The underlying principle: data exists for the life of your account because you are actively using it, and disappears promptly when you delete it or your account.

1. Retention schedule

DataRetainedDeletion
Account & profile (email, tier)Life of accountHard-deleted immediately on account deletion
Plans (all content)Life of accountPer-plan deletion in-app (immediate, irreversible); all plans hard-deleted on account deletion
Firm settings (branding, logo, disclosure)Life of accountHard-deleted on account deletion
Plan share links30 days maximumAuto-expire at 30 days; instantly revocable in-app; deleted with their plan
Team/organization recordsLife of the teamDissolved when the owner deletes their account or the team is closed
Billing recordsHeld by StripeRetained by Stripe to meet financial-record obligations; ClearPlan stores only tokenized identifiers, which are deleted with the account
Operational server logs (Vercel)~30 daysRotated automatically by the provider
Authentication logs (Supabase)Short-term, provider-managedRotated automatically by the provider
Database backupsProvider snapshotsDeleted data ages out of snapshots within 30 days of deletion

2. Deletion paths

3. What survives deletion

Nothing in ClearPlan's systems beyond the backup window above. Records Stripe must keep for financial compliance (invoices, payment history) are retained by Stripe under its own policies. PDFs you downloaded or sent to clients live wherever you put them and are outside ClearPlan's systems entirely.