Check and keep your account export.

Inspect the file you received

Choose a complete account JSON export, up to 50 MB. This reader checks every section against the manifest stored in that file. It does not edit the source file, open an account, delete a record or start a measurement.

Choose an account JSON file or inspect the fictional example.

Read the dates, then the retention policy

The checker reports the first and last dated observation in the file. It does not assume that every day between them was measured. A gap between dates remains a gap, and a later export does not turn an earlier answer into a current observation.

Our current privacy notice says account data remains until you request deletion. It also explains the separate treatment of payment identifiers and previously assigned client records. This is the account-history allowance described by the existing notice; contact submissions and free-check links have their own retention rules.

The account export contains the records available to that account when it is downloaded. A section whose backing data is unavailable is named in the file. This checker keeps that warning visible even when the available sections match.

Keep the evidence with the handoff

1. Download the account JSON while you have account access. Save the original file before requesting deletion.
2. Inspect the manifest and any unavailable sections. Keep the check result beside the original JSON.
3. Keep client deliverables, approved changes and publication receipts with the account archive. The JSON does not replace an external working document that was never stored in the account.
4. Check the account and engagement scope before sharing the archive. It can contain company records, review notes, correspondence and personal information.

Sign-in credentials and payment-card details are excluded. The export is a record of retained data, not a cancellation request. Follow the terms of your engagement for cancellation and the account's existing controls for deletion.

The measurement export guide explains how counts, failures and source records travel together. The change review guide explains the decision history. The export reference lists the fields and row limits of each section export.

Choose what a report link can reveal

In Report links, choose one run or the account's history and comparisons. One run opens its Decision Receipt. An account-history link can include later delivered runs, so use that scope only when the recipient needs ongoing access.

Current link access lets anyone holding the link read the selected view. Choose an expiry of 1 to 365 days in the form; the default is 30 days. Revoke a link when it is no longer needed. Revocation prevents later opens but cannot recall a saved copy.

A report link cannot edit the account or start a measurement. Shared pages omit the account profile's name and email, but the underlying measurement content can contain personal information. Review the evidence before sharing it. We send no invitation when you create a report link.

Review your report links, or inspect the fictional reports before opening an account.