Your data. Your timeline.

Defaults that err toward keeping less, controls that let a firm keep exactly what it wants, and a deletion process that ends in deletion.

On this pageThe lifecycleWhat's kept, by defaultFirm controlsBackups
The life of a conversationDefault settings
  1. Day 0

    The conversation happens

    Transcript, summary, and score are written, encrypted, siloed to the firm.

  2. Day 90

    Transcripts expire

    The default window closes, and conversation transcripts are removed automatically.

  3. Any day

    A deletion request

    The firm, or a caller through the firm, asks for deletion. The clock starts.

  4. Day 30

    Gone

    Deletion completes, including any backup copies. What's gone stays gone.

What's kept, by default.

Transcripts expire; the work product stays. The split is deliberate: the summary is the firm's record, the transcript is its raw source.

Conversation transcripts90 days, then removed automaticallyCustom window, or immediate deletion
Attorney summariesRetained until the firm requests deletionDeleted permanently on request
Lead records & scoresLive with the firm's dashboardIndividual records or the whole set

Firm controls, built in.

A firm admin can set a custom retention window, whether that is 30 days, 60, or a year, and delete records individually at any time, without a request to anyone. Deleting a lead in the dashboard deletes it, full stop.

There is no tier where retention controls cost extra, and no window we hold data past because a contract says so. The defaults are ours; the timeline is yours.

The one place deleted data briefly persists, and how it ends.

Backups, plainly.

Backups are encrypted with everything else, held on a 30-day rotation, and purged as the rotation turns. So a deletion request completes within 30 days not because we hurry, but because nothing survives past the last backup, and nothing is kept past that line for any reason.

Change something today.

Firms can adjust their window or delete records from the dashboard directly. For anything else, including a full deletion request, privacy@oculonsystems.com reaches a person.