Data Retention Policies
Defines how long each class of record is kept and when it is purged (mfi.data.retention.policy) - the institution's data-protection and records-management rulebook. Each policy maps a record type to its retention period and disposal method. It evidences compliance with data-protection law and supports lawful purging.

Workflow
- Open Data Retention Policies under Governance.
- Create a policy for a record class (e.g. KYC, transactions, logs).
- Set the retention period and legal basis.
- Define the disposal or anonymisation method.
- Activate the policy so eligible records are flagged for purge.
Fields reference
Every field on this screen, drawn from the live data model.
| Field | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
Codecode | Text | Yes | e.g. KDPA_DEFAULT, AML_BANK |
Years Inactiveyears_inactive | Number | — | Years of inactivity after which to anonymise. 7 default per CBK record-retention guidance. |
Namename | Text | Yes | Name |
Clock Startclock_start | Choice: Last successful login, When last account was closed, Member create date | Yes | Clock Start |
Sequencesequence | Number | — | Sequence |
Activeactive | Yes/No | — | Active |
Descriptiondescription | Long text | — | Description |
Months Inactivemonths_inactive | Number | — | Months Inactive |
Days Inactivedays_inactive | Number | — | Days Inactive |
Notesnotes | Long text | — | Notes |
Companycompany_id | Link → res.company | — | Company |
Notes & rules
- Maps record classes to retention periods.
- Anchored to the applicable data-protection legal basis.
- Drives lawful purging or anonymisation.
- Evidences records-management compliance for regulators.
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