This article explains the differences between pausing and deleting a project. You will learn how each action affects task generation and data retention.
1. Understand Pausing and Deleting Effects
Pausing a Project
- Future task generation stops immediately
- Tasks already generated that are open or in progress remain visible and completable
- Historical tasks and submissions are fully preserved
- Re-activating resumes generation from the current date — missed tasks during the pause are not retroactively created
- Paused schedules can be resumed at any time
Deleting a Project
- Future task generation stops permanently
- The project is removed from Operations → Projects
- All historical tasks and submissions are preserved — they remain in the task board and reporting
- The template used by the project is unaffected
- Cannot be undone
If you need to stop a project temporarily: pause, don't delete. Paused projects can be resumed. Deleted projects cannot be restored.
This article clarified the differences between pausing and deleting projects, explaining their effects on task generation and data retention. For more information, see related articles on project management and task scheduling.
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