How long we keep things
Job postings leave search after 45 days unless you tracked them while signed in. Your account data stays until you delete it, and logs have their own windows.
- Job postings: 45 days, then archived out of search. Anything you have tracked while signed in is exempt and stays, so your board never empties itself. Signed out, a card survives but its listing may no longer open.
- Product events used for aggregate analytics: 180 days.
- Search analytics: 90 days.
- Email delivery records: 30 days, and deleted straight away if you delete your account.
- Administrator audit records and AI request logs: a year.
- Your tracker’s stage history: two years.
- Your profile, tracked jobs, alerts and searches: until you delete the account.
- A CV you have not saved in 24 months: deleted, after a warning email about a month beforehand. Only the CV, not the account. The clock runs from the last time you saved that CV, not from your last sign-in.
Deleting your account removes everything on demand, regardless of any of the above.
Where it stops
This is a job search tool, not a historical archive. A listing you saw two months ago and did not track is gone, and there is no way to search the archive.
Related articles
- Deleting your accountAccount, then Delete account, then type your email to confirm. It is immediate and there is no way to undo it.
- Where your data goesPlainly, per thing: what is stored, what is encrypted, what leaves the country, and what never leaves your browser.
- Tracking applicationsA board for everything you have applied to: pick a stage, pick a job, and it opens beside the list with its notes and dates.
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