Managing Legal Hold Requests

How to Approve/Part-Approve and Decline Legal Hold Requests

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This is applicable to users connecting to either: archive.cryoserver.online or eu.cryoserver.online. Not for on-premises or other .cloud environments. To learn more about switching to the new .online environments please contact your Account Manager or email [email protected]

In this article, we will provide an overview of how to manage legal hold requests within your archive as a Data Guardian user. It's important to note that access to this interface and the ability to manage requests is limited to Data Guardian users. If you are not a Data Guardian, please reach out to your system administrator for assistance in managing requests.

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As a Data Guardian, you will receive notifications via email when a Legal Hold request is submitted.

Step 1: Login as Data Guardian

  • Click the profile menu in the top right corner of the interface and select "Switch User."

  • From the list of users, select the one labeled as "Data Guardian" under the username.

  • You will now be logged into the Data Guardian interface and can switch back to your basic user account by repeating the first step and selecting "Basic User."

  • Click on "Requests" within the archive's navigation bar.

  • A list of legal hold requests from users will be displayed, with the status of each request clearly indicated in the status column.

Step 3: Review and Approve Requests

  • Click on a specific request to view its details.

  • Once the request is open, you will see a list of entries that a user has requested to be placed on legal hold within the archive.

  • As a Data Guardian, you have two options for approving requests:

    • Approve individual entries by clicking on the entry and selecting "Approve" in the top right corner of the right-hand pane.

    • Approve all entries by clicking the "Approve All" button within the sub-navigation of the screen.

Note: The interface of the application may be different and the exact steps may vary based on the application you are using, but the overall process is similar.

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