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Contracts can include data retention clauses. As a software vendor, you could tell your customers that you'll only keep their data for two days, seven days, 30 days, or 100 days. One of the most important things to remember is to follow through on your promises.

And there are times when you have to change your data retention policies due to product or technical reasons. For example, you could increase data retention from two to seven days. And if you're going to make that kind of product change, which is fine, you should make the product changes that make your product the absolute best, you should make sure that you haven't promised to do anything different in your customer contracts because if you have and you're offside there, you could be really exposing yourself to serious liability, both in terms of a contract customer suing you, but even data protection authorities could compel you to do so.

So, if you're going to make product changes that involve changing the data retention period or where you keep the data, you should double-check your contracts, customer contracts, and contracts with people whose data you're keeping. You should go through those and see if they say anything about data retention and, if they do, what they say about it.

Or you could use an Embeddable Contracts Analysis A.I. to automatically find things like the data retention requirements in contracts.