Set the rule once, and it keeps its own dates.
Step 1 of 5: The rule
Your retention rules, on schedule.
Your retention rules run on schedule, with a preview when you want one.
Forgetting and data control. It runs On a schedule.
See what would go before it goes.
A preview shows exactly what the next run would remove under your rule, and what it would keep, while nothing has changed yet.
Step 1 of 4: Closed role
A candidate for a role that closed in October is past six months, so their details would go.
Month after month, on its date, with a receipt each time.
Once the rule is set, it runs on its schedule without anyone starting it, and each run leaves a receipt your team can check later.
Step 1 of 5: First preview
In January, your team sets the rule and asks for a preview first.
Your rules decide what goes, and when.
A run removes only what your retention rules cover, on the dates they set, and records everything it did. The rules are yours to set and change.
Step 1 of 5: Your rule
It follows a rule your team set, and nothing else.
Manages what it learns over time.
You decide when new learning goes live, and every later change is tracked under your retention rules.
- New learning goes live in one stepApproved learning goes live in one tracked step, all at once or not at all.
- What it learned, exported in your formatEverything Duplex learned, and its history, can be exported in the scope and format you choose.
- Confirmed examples, ready for trainingWhen you do want to train a model, Duplex hands over confirmed examples ready to use.
- A whole batch removed at onceApproved subjects, examples, skills or sources are removed together, and the rest is checked again.
- Your retention rules, on scheduleYour retention rules run on schedule, with a preview when you want one.
- Many corrections applied togetherA set of corrections is applied together, and what depended on them is checked again.
- The progress of every changeA large change shows its progress as it runs, and its receipt when it is done.
See it on your own work.
From your own assistant to every agent your company runs, a pilot puts Duplex on your own work, with the measures agreed before it begins.