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users_waitlist_erase

GDPR-erase one waitlist signup: the entry with its attribution and consent proof is deleted and the directory row is hard-erased (the id survives as a tombstone, the PII does not).

Tool

users_waitlist_erase

GDPR-erase one waitlist signup: the entry with its attribution and consent proof is deleted and the directory row is hard-erased (the id survives as a tombstone, the PII does not).

GDPR-erase one waitlist signup: the entry with its attribution and consent proof is deleted and the directory row is hard-erased (the id survives as a tombstone, the PII does not). IRREVERSIBLE. Use it for a right-to-erasure request; routine cleanup of stale pending entries happens on its own through the retention sweep.

Behavior

HTTP
POST /users/waitlist/erase

Arguments

NameTypeRequiredDescription
userIdstringThe waitlisted user whose entry and directory row to erase.

Response

FieldTypeAlwaysDescription
erasedboolean

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GDPR-erase one waitlist signup: the entry with its attribution and consent proof is deleted and the directory row is hard-erased (the id survives as a tombstone, the PII does not).

When to use

GDPR-erase one waitlist signup: the entry with its attribution and consent proof is deleted and the directory row is hard-erased (the id survives as a tombstone, the PII does not). IRREVERSIBLE. Use it for a right-to-erasure request; routine cleanup of stale pending entries happens on its own through the retention sweep.

Example

Ask your agent something like this:

GDPR-erase one waitlist signup: the entry with its attribution and consent proof is deleted and the directory row is hard-erased (the id survives as a tombstone, the PII does not).

The agent will invoke users_waitlist_erase with these arguments:

{
  "userId": "<userId>"
}

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