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Data Retention Schedule

Effective 23 July 2026 · Version 1.0 · Reference: RT-GDPR-RET-001

This Schedule sets the retention periods GRAM Systems and Concept Informatics Ltd (a company registered in the United Kingdom) — separate companies delivering Roger That! in partnership, and joint controllers under Art. 26 GDPR — apply to personal data they control directly: platform account holders, billing contacts and website enquirers. It gives effect to the storage limitation principle under GDPR Art. 5(1)(e).

On this page

  • Data you control
  • The schedule
  • Deletion & review
  • Contact

1. Data you control

Operational data uploaded or entered by a customer — parts catalogues, assemblies, stock records, maintenance history, checklists, sign-offs and attachments — is retained for as long as that customer's agreement runs. It is deleted or returned on the customer's instruction at the end of the engagement, per our Data Processing Agreement.

Maintenance records usually need to be kept for a long time.

Offshore customers commonly have their own obligations — client contracts, class or certification requirements, or IMCA-aligned record-keeping practice — that require maintenance history to be retained well beyond the life of an individual account. Roger That! does not impose a retention period on that history. Each customer sets its own and instructs us accordingly.

2. The schedule

Record categoryRetention periodLegal basis
Platform account data (name, work email, role) Duration of account + 2 years Contract / legitimate interests
Billing, subscription and invoice records 7 years from transaction date UK and Cyprus tax law
Demo requests and sales enquiries that do not become customers 24 months from last contact Legitimate interests
Support correspondence 3 years from resolution Legitimate interests
Authentication and session logs 12 months Security / legitimate interests
Application and infrastructure error logs 90 days Security / legitimate interests
Customer operational data (parts, maintenance history, checklists, sign-offs, attachments) Set by the controlling customer's own retention schedule Processor instructions (Art. 28 GDPR)
Database backups containing any of the above 35 days rolling, then overwritten Integrity and availability (Art. 32 GDPR)
Data breach incident log 5 years from incident date GDPR Art. 33 accountability
Subject Access Request log and responses 3 years from date of response GDPR Art. 5(2) accountability

3. Deletion and review

After the applicable retention period, data is securely deleted. Where data has already been written to a backup set, deletion from the live database takes effect immediately and the backup copy ages out within the backup retention window shown above — we do not restore backups to reinstate deleted records.

This Schedule is reviewed annually, or sooner if UK, EU or Cyprus law changes the applicable retention period for any category.

4. Contact

GRAM Systems and Concept Informatics Ltd, joint controllers, share a single point of contact: info@rogerthat.cloud. By phone: Geoff Davison on +44 7830 231672, Matthew Hudson on +44 7918 174779, or our Cyprus office on +357 95984544.

See also our Privacy Policy and Data Protection Policy. Back to Home
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