What gets deleted
Removing sample data deletes every sample record that Ruddr created: the sample clients, contacts, projects, members, companies, opportunities, invoices, payments, time entries, expenses, timesheets, and allocations. It also deletes anything you added to that sample data while trying out Ruddr. This includes:- Time entries tracked to a sample project, or tracked by a sample member.
- Expense reports and expense items on a sample project, or submitted by a sample member.
- Allocations on a sample project, or assigned to a sample member.
- Tasks and project team assignments on sample projects, and any task assignments for sample members.
- Invoices for a sample client, including invoices you created or published yourself.
- Opportunities for a sample company, including opportunities you created yourself.
- Timesheets belonging to sample members.
What is kept
Clients, projects, and members that you created yourself are kept, along with their time entries, expenses, allocations, invoices, and other data. Where your own data refers to a sample member, Ruddr keeps the record and updates the reference:- If a sample member is the relationship owner or sales representative on one of your clients, projects, or opportunities, that field is cleared.
- If a sample member is the manager of one of your members, you become that member’s manager.
- If a sample member is the internal expense approver or time off approver for one of your members, that field is cleared.
- If a sample member is the only approver on a time or expense approval step, you are added as the approver for that step.