GDPR and Data Retention

Learn how BillToSheet handles your invoice data under GDPR. Data retention, deletion, and your rights.

Understanding GDPR and how it relates to your invoice data is crucial, especially if you're a business owner or a freelancer dealing with sensitive financial information. You might need to access this information when you're preparing for audits or reviewing transactions for accuracy. Familiarizing yourself with BillToSheet's data retention policies can help you ensure compliance with GDPR requirements while efficiently managing your invoices.

To exercise your rights under GDPR, you can easily request data deletion or access through your BillToSheet account settings. If you want to delete your data, follow the prompts in the settings menu, and ensure that you have backed up any necessary information beforehand. A common pitfall to avoid is assuming that deleting data from your account will instantly remove it from our servers; there may be a brief retention period for backup purposes, so it's wise to review our policies for specifics.

Always remember that while BillToSheet takes data protection seriously, you also play a vital role in maintaining your privacy. Regularly review your stored invoices and consider deleting any that are no longer necessary for your records. This proactive approach not only helps in managing your data but also strengthens your compliance with GDPR, ensuring that you only retain what is essential for your business needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is my data retained?

Original PDFs are not stored after processing. Converted files are retained for 30 days for logged-in users, then automatically deleted.

Can I request early deletion?

Yes. Contact us to request deletion of your conversion data. We will process requests in line with GDPR requirements.