Workspaces and folders go to the Trash

Deleting a workspace or folder now moves it and everything in it to the Trash for 30 days, and removing a member can be undone within the hour.

Workspaces and folders now go to the Trash like reports, charts, datasets and connections. Deleting a folder used to move what was in it to the top of its workspace.

• Everything goes together. A workspace or folder moves to the Trash with what's live inside it, and the Trash lists it once, with how much went with it, such as "With 12 items".

• Restoring brings back the same things. Anything you'd deleted on its own before stays in the Trash, for you to restore separately.

• Sharing stays as it was. What's inside a deleted folder stays inside it, rather than moving up a level, so nothing shared only through that folder opens up to more people.

You have 30 days to restore it. After that, Halo removes it for good, along with its grants.

Undo removing a member

When you remove someone from your organization, the message that confirms it now has Undo. Within the hour, it brings them back with their role, groups and access. See Invite and manage members.