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Export window: the deadline nobody quoted

An export window is a period for retrieving material before a product closes. In the one documented shutdown in this register, data associated with the product is deleted once a final export window passes, which makes the window a second and earlier deadline than the one everybody quoted. As of 2026-09-22.

Why the window binds harder than the headline date. Recorded 2026-09-22.
The headline dateThe export window
Widely quotedOne line near the end of a notice
Ends the serviceEnds the material
Later of the twoEarlier, and the one that binds
Affects anybody generating workAffects anybody who stored it there

Inclusion rule. Read from the discontinuation notice of the one closure in this register that addressed stored material. Order. The better-known date first, then the one that binds.

1A tool and an archive are different sizes of loss

A team that kept its clips elsewhere lost a tool. A team that left masters inside the product lost the masters. The notice does not distinguish between those positions and the consequences differ enormously.

That is why the register keeps material in its own column rather than treating a shutdown as one event. Capability and content end on different days.

Two deadlines in one notice, and the quiet one bindsThe headline date ends the service and was quoted everywhere. The export window ends the material, came earlier, and was carried in a single line near the end of the notice most readers skimmed.Which deadline applies to your team?Files kept elsewhereThe service dateYou lose a tool, and the archive isalready yours.Masters left insideThe export windowEarlier, less quoted, and followed bydeletion.Nobody else in this register has ever had to publish one
Fig. 1 Every customer in the same position exports during the same weeks, particularly for large files.

2The window is shared

Every customer in the same position exports during the same weeks. That is not a reason to expect failure and it is a reason not to start on the last day, particularly for large files.

Nothing in the one documented case describes a capacity guarantee for the window. The register records what the notice said and not how the export actually went.

3Only one entry has ever had to publish one

Nobody else in this register has announced an ending, so nobody else has been put in a position to describe an export route. The blanks in that column record an unasked question.

Which makes the single case the assumption worth holding: a window, then deletion. The planning page sets out what to do about it before an announcement rather than after.

A definition rather than a dated entry: no line above is a vendor statement. Where this word turns up in a real notice, the wording and the date are on the one filled cell in that column. Nearby terms: House model, Licensed model, Aggregator.