Corrects the retention claims on the Archival email add-on page.
The add-on does not impose a 14-day window or offer "configurable retention." Archived mail is kept for as long as the customer has an active account with us.
Replaced "14-day quick-restore window" and "Configurable longer retention" highlights with "Retained for the life of your account" (no 14-day limit / fixed expiry) and "Self-service restore" (the accurate, still-valid benefit).
Softened the compliance use-case bullet from "keep email for a fixed window" to "keep email long-term."
npm run build passes; no screenshot changes.
Corrects the retention claims on the **Archival email** add-on page.
The add-on does **not** impose a 14-day window or offer "configurable retention." Archived mail is kept for **as long as the customer has an active account with us**.
- Replaced **"14-day quick-restore window"** and **"Configurable longer retention"** highlights with **"Retained for the life of your account"** (no 14-day limit / fixed expiry) and **"Self-service restore"** (the accurate, still-valid benefit).
- Softened the compliance use-case bullet from "keep email for a fixed window" to "keep email long-term."
`npm run build` passes; no screenshot changes.
The add-on does not impose a 14-day window or offer "configurable retention."
Archived mail is retained for as long as the customer has an active account
with us. Replaced the inaccurate "14-day quick-restore window" and
"Configurable longer retention" highlights, and softened the compliance
use-case wording away from "fixed window."
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
jknapp
merged commit 54bee2cf55 into main2026-06-23 22:14:47 +00:00
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Corrects the retention claims on the Archival email add-on page.
The add-on does not impose a 14-day window or offer "configurable retention." Archived mail is kept for as long as the customer has an active account with us.
npm run buildpasses; no screenshot changes.