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Add another option for deleting trash to "Only allow Policies to delete trash"
As of now if you want to allow Retention Policies to delete trash, you have to have the trash set to delete after a set timeframe of 90, 60, 30, 10, 7 or 1 days. There should to be another option to Never auto delete EXCEPT from Retention Policies. This would safeguard end users from losing data that has been mistakenly added to the trash while giving us the option to set up retention policies to be GDPR compliant or remove sensitive data .
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12 votes
Hi Everyone!
Adding folders to existing policies was launched in July 2022. Enjoy!
Thanks,
Will Carlson
Sr. Product Manager.
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Search and filter custodian lists in legal holds
We'd like to be able to search and filter custodian list within the legal holds UX
2 votesCustodian search inside a legal hold is now available. More info on Community: https://community.box.com/t5/Box-Product-Updates/Custodian-search-inside-a-legal-hold/idi-p/75648
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Custom duration for trash auto-delete
Allow admins to create a custom duration (e.g. 3 years) for the auto-deletion of the trash.
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Improve performance of Legal Holds i.e. processing time for adding custodians to a hold
It can take up to 5 days to add 50 custodians to a legal hold. We have also been told not to add more than 50 custodians at a time to a legal hold so we can more easily track any errors (shown if the hold moves to the releasing state without being released!) We can have up to 25k custodians per year to add to Legal Holds so the backlog is becoming unmanageable and we are not happy with the performance of our product at scale.
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Legal Hold Report Improvement: Owner field, etc.
We want to define LH collections based on whether the user owns content or not. This isn't easily doable (without checking each file via script/additional API calls or manually).
Further, we don't want to collect the same file twice, which is easy to do the way the report is done today.
Users under LH with like collaborations show up as duplicate entries in the report.
Fileid and fileversionid come out as:
1.44546E+11Should be:
1445455873122 votesWe added a new field “Reason for Hold”. For custodian-based legal hold, it will show “Collaborator” or “Owner”.
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Watermarking applied based upon classification type of content.
We would like to see watermarks applied to content based upon classification type
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Allow Export / Download of all 'Held' Content in a Legal Hold via UI (aka Add an 'Export Content' Button)
There are already exposed API endpoints for customers to programmatically export/download all content that's being held as part of a Legal Hold Policy - https://docs.box.com/reference#legal-holds-object, but some customers don't have development resources and would prefer for this functionality to be simply exposed as an 'Export Content' button on the Legal Hold Policy UI itself.
26 votesLegal hold export was launched in November 2022. Please see our documentation.
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Initiate retention time period on content Based on Metadata / Attributes Upon Upload (Migration) to Box
For example, when content is uploaded to Box, applying a 7 year retention policy to content, but basing it off the last modified or created date. In this scenario, the 7 year policy would apply to the content, but it would not live for 7 years in Box - it would like for 7 years from the last modified/created date.
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Flexible Retention Policies including ability to override existing policies if necessary
The inflexibility of current retention policies does not allow customers to meet all of their legal obligations. Currently, if a retention policy is placed on a document, it is not possible to permanently delete the document before the retention period is completed.
While these retention policies settings may work (and are required) for FINRA compliance, they cannot be used for all use cases. For example, if an organization reaches a legal settlement, and part of the settlement is the destruction of certain content (either one user's content or content specific to the case), this request cannot be completed.
18 votesIntroducing modifiable retention policies in Box Governance!
Box Governance allows organizations to manage their content’s lifecycle by powering business processes with flexible retention schedules, preserving content for defensible discovery, and managing the disposition of content. From the start we built Box Governance for highly regulated industries and our existing retention policy type was intentionally designed to be non-modifiable. As Box has grown, we have seen the need to expand our retention policies and are excited to announce Box Governance now has two types of retention policies - modifiable and non-modifiable.
Modifiable retention policies will provide flexibility as external regulatory environments or internal governance policies change. Modifiable retention policies allow customers to implement retention policies with the ability to modify them later. This will allow for both the creation and modification of policies, including shortening of retention policies, as well as making policy changes retroactively to content already under retention. For…
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3 votes
As part of the Retention UI revamp that was released alongside Metadata Driven Retention on April 11, 2018, customers can now add more than one folder to a policy via the Admin Console. We now have greater parity between our UI and API.
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Retention Policies applied by Metadata Template
Ability to set retention policy on all files with a specific metadata template
13 votesLaunched Metadata Driven Retention on April 11, 2018.
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3 votes
There is a non-public API endpoint that allow API keys to look within folders in trash to see what files are contained within.There is also a public API that allows you to search in trash: https://docs.box.com/reference#searching-for-content
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2 votes
Legal Holds allows for restriction of deletion at the user level, folder level, and file level.
See here for more info: https://community.box.com/t5/Using-Legal-Holds-in-Box/About-Legal-Holds-in-Box-Governance/ta-p/19886
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Add folders and files to a Legal Hold via the UI
Currently, Legal Holds can only be applied to custodians (people) via the UI, but other options (files, folders, and specific versions) are available via API - https://community.box.com/t5/For-Admins/Legal-Holds/ta-p/19886
This request is to add UI support for adding files and folders to a Legal Hold via the native Box Admin Console UI.
11 votesPlease see https://community.box.com/t5/Box-Product-Updates/Folder-Level-Legal-Holds/idi-p/69643 for additional detail. We don’t plan to add files at this time, but have added folders.
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Add terms_of_service_status to /Users endpoint of the Content API.
This allows Box customers to identify which users have accepted the TOS and which have not.
For Box customers that implemented TOS mid-deployment and/or for rolled in users, a non-acceptance of TOS prevents them from doing malware/DLP scanning and E-Discovery collection via the As-User API header.
0 votesSee the Terms of Service API here: https://developer.box.com/reference#terms-of-service-object
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Hi! In our latest report enhancement, we added 2 columns: Owner ID and Reason for Hold.
“Reason for Hold” will show either collaborator or owner for custodian-based legal hold.
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Governance Tracking Report - report that displays all folders (and owners) and their associated retention policy
Reporting for the Governance team to properly track retention policies
0 votesPlease see https://community.box.com/t5/Box-Product-Updates/Retention-policy-reports/idi-p/72259 for additional details!
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Please see https://community.box.com/t5/Box-Product-Updates/Enabling-user-migration-for-accounts-with-active-Box-Governance/idi-p/66809 for more information.
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2 votes
With the launch of Metadata Driven Retention, customers now have the ability to set retention policies based on certain Classification values. For example, if a customer creates a Classification = GxP, then the customer can also create a Retention Policy such that any files that are classified as GxP are retained for X time period.
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