Restore people, companies and lists from Trash

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Deleted people, companies and lists go to Settings > Trash and stay there for 90 days. Restoring is free and puts records back into the lists they were in.

Before you begin

  • Any member can restore. Trash is shared by the whole workspace.
  • Credits: free. You don't pay again for emails and mobiles you revealed before the delete.

Steps

  1. Open Settings > Trash and pick a tab: Leads, Companies or Lists.

    Trash page on the Leads tab with the Leads, Companies and Lists tabs, a search box, the date filter set to All time, a Restore button, and columns Name, Lists, Deleted by, Deleted on and Time left
  2. Find what you need: type in the search box, or set the date filter to Today, Last 7 days or Last 30 days. The Time left column shows how long each item stays.

  3. Tick the rows to restore. To take everything that matches, tick the header checkbox, then click Select all N leads.

  4. Click Restore N. To restore one item, hover its row and click the restore icon.

    Trash page on the Lists tab with three deleted lists ticked and the Restore 3 button highlighted

One click restores up to 25,000 items.

What you get

  • Restored people and companies go back into the lists they were in, with any edits your team made.
  • Restoring a list brings back the people or companies deleted with it, and puts back the members it had.
  • If a person's list is also in Trash, restoring the person brings that list back too.
  • After 90 days, items are deleted and cannot be restored.

Credit usage

Restoring people, companies or listsFree

FAQ

How do I restore a deleted list?

Open the Lists tab in Trash, tick the list and click Restore. Its people come back with it.

I deleted a list but kept its people. Where are they?

Still saved. Find them in Lists > Saved people without list, unless they are in another list.

Can I restore something deleted more than 90 days ago?

No. Trash keeps items for 90 days only.

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Alona
Alona Shalieieva

Throughout the previous three years, I am occupied as a Customer Support Representative for the email finder platform GetProspect.com. As a tech-savvy, I am keen on assisting our users with solving any challenges. On top of that, I worked on my tech author skills, and I can be straightforward in explaining difficult topics.