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Understanding the impact of deactivating a jobsite
Understanding the impact of deactivating a jobsite
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Written by Tyler Hood
Updated over 3 weeks ago

When you deactivate a jobsite, several changes take effect immediately. It’s important to understand what happens to the jobsite and its associated data so you can plan accordingly.

What Happens When You Deactivate a Jobsite:

  • Limited Jobsite Visibility: The jobsite will no longer appear for users who are not Org Admins.

  • Message Removal: All messages sent to the jobsite or Jobsite teams will be removed from the Message Center for all jobsite members including admins.

  • Training Impact:

    • Incomplete training assigned through the jobsite will be unassigned and disappear from members' Incomplete training section.

    • Completed training will remain visible in the Completed section of the Training Library, but members will no longer have access to the content.

  • Join Codes Deletion: Any active join codes associated with the jobsite will be deleted.

  • Restricted Admin Access: Org Admins can still view the jobsite in the Jobsites- Inactive Jobsites tab. While the jobsite is inactive it is in a View-Only state. To update/edit a jobsite, the admin must re-activate the jobsite.

If you’re unsure whether deactivating the jobsite is the right choice, consider the above factors carefully. You can reactivate a jobsite that has been previously made inactive, but some data may be permanently lost or inaccessible.

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