Data Retention

Account records are kept while your account is open. After deletion, account data is removed, except where we must keep it to meet a legal obligation.

Billing records are retained by our payment processor for the period tax and accounting law requires, independently of your account.

Counsel to complete: the applicable statutory retention period for financial records in the operating jurisdiction (commonly 6–7 years, but this must be confirmed, not assumed).

Your predictions are kept while your account is open, and are deleted with it. They are visible only to your account.

A prediction is not rewritten after the fact. Each one records what the agents concluded from the information available before an earnings event, and is scored against the actual result afterwards — so editing it later would make it a record of something that never happened. We keep the model and prompt version alongside it for the same reason. Correcting a recorded actual result is possible, is restricted to administrators, and is logged with the before-and-after values.

To be built: deletion is currently handled manually on request — there is no self-service control for removing an individual analysis or closing an account. Until there is, this section describes what we will do when asked, not something you can do yourself.

Messages you send to the consensus agent, and any qualitative analysis you supply with a request, are retained with the account that created them and deleted with it.

Encrypted at rest and deleted immediately when you remove them in settings, or when the account is deleted. Rotate a key at the provider if you believe it has been exposed; deleting it here does not revoke it there.

Error reports are retained by our monitoring provider on their default schedule. Usage records — the counts behind your plan allowance — are kept as a billing record for the same period as billing data.

To be completed once backups are configured: the readiness review flagged that automated database backups and a rehearsed restore are still outstanding. Once they exist, the backup retention window belongs here — deleted data typically persists in backups for that window, and saying so is required for an accurate deletion promise.