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The Komodor Agentic Operation Platform (KAOP) keeps the records needed to explain what an agent saw, what it did, and who changed its operating boundaries. Retention preserves that evidence for review; archiving, deleting a configuration object, and deleting an account are different operations with different effects.

What is retained

These records can contain customer data. Prompts, inputs, tool arguments and results, logs, messages, outputs, and artifacts are retained as the worker reports them. Stored secret values are masked before that evidence leaves the worker, but general personal or sensitive data is not automatically classified. See Data handling & redaction before deciding what an agent may read or emit. Retention periods are not configured from the KAOP console. For the retention terms that apply to your account or deployment, contact your Komodor representative.

Archive is not deletion

Archiving an agent retires it from active use without erasing its history. Existing runs and evidence remain available so an earlier conclusion does not lose its context. You can review archived agents separately from the active fleet and restore one when needed. The same distinction applies to access. Revoking an API key, worker token, or credential prevents future use; it does not rewrite records that show how the identity or credential was used before it was revoked.
An append-only audit log cannot be edited or selectively cleared from the console. Its entries remain immutable while retained; expiry under the applicable retention policy and account-level deletion are lifecycle operations, not edits to individual entries.

Export account data

KAOP does not expose a self-service, whole-account export in the console. To request one, contact your Komodor representative and include the account id from Settings → Account. State what you need exported and the reason or date range that defines the request; Komodor will confirm the available scope and delivery method. The runs API and OpenTelemetry export serve narrower operational use cases. They let you read run records or send new telemetry to your own backend, but they are not a substitute for an account-level data export.

Delete data

Delete individual configuration objects from their own product page or API where KAOP offers that action. Some objects are archived instead because their historical relationship to runs and audit records must remain understandable. Account-level deletion is not self-service. Request it through your Komodor representative and include the account id. Komodor will confirm the scope and next steps before the account and its tenant data are removed.
Account deletion is irreversible. Request any export you need before asking for deletion, and do not send credentials, API keys, worker tokens, or other secret values with the request.

Next steps

Data handling & redaction

Which run fields can contain customer data and what is masked automatically.

Audit log

The immutable record of governed actions while each entry is retained.

Runs & evidence

Read the execution record stored for a run.

Support

What to include when you contact Komodor.