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Deleting Airtable data overview
- Updated on 19 Dec 2024
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How do I delete my account?
Check out our Deleting your account article to learn more about deleting accounts and managing shared workspaces and bases.
How do I delete workspaces?
Check out our Deleting workspaces article to learn more about deleting workspaces.
How do I delete bases?
Check out our Deleting bases article to learn more about deleting bases.
How do I delete records?
Check out our Deleting records article to learn more about deleting and archiving records.
Take the following actions after deleting records:
Duplicate the base where the deleted record lived.
Delete the original base to ensure snapshots of base and now-deleted records don’t exsist.
What is Airtable’s data retention policy?
After deleting Airtable data, that data remains on Airtable's services for a retention period before being permanently deleted. During the retention period, users can recover deleted data through the trash dialog or review and identify updated workspace or base data—including which collaborator made changes.
NOTE
To permanently delete your data before Airtable’s retention period is complete, please contact privacy@airtable.com for support.
Once the retention period is complete, your data is permanently deleted and no longer accessible.