> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://www.docusnap.com/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Manage Trash

> Restore deleted entries or remove them permanently.

Deleted entries land in the *Trash* and stay there until you restore them or
remove them permanently. You open it from any page with the trash icon in the
header.

<Note>
  The icon appears only while something is in the trash, and then carries a dot.
  After emptying the trash, it disappears.
</Note>

## The List

The table carries *Name*, *Type*, and *Deleted At*, sorted descending — the
most recently deleted entry is on top. A search field filters by name.

## Restore and Permanently Delete

Each row carries *Restore* and *Permanently Delete*, both with a
confirmation. Select several rows and a selection bar appears with *Restore*
and *Permanently Delete* for the selection, each with the number of selected
entries.

<Warning>
  If all loaded rows are selected, for example with *Select All*, a bulk action
  hits the entire set — including entries not yet loaded — narrowed by the active
  search if any. With 200 entries in the trash, such a selection deletes all 200,
  not just the 50 loaded.
</Warning>

<Tip>
  Filter first, then select all: a bulk action then hits only the search
  results, including the ones not yet loaded.
</Tip>

<Note>
  If the subscription's *Storage* usage limit is exceeded, *Restore* is not
  available. *Permanently Delete* remains available if you may delete in the area
  from which you opened the trash.
</Note>

## Emptying the Trash

*Empty*, above the table, always deletes the entire trash — regardless of an
existing selection. To clean up selectively, use the bulk actions of the
selection, not *Empty*.

*Empty* is disabled only when the trash is empty or a search is active.

## Related

What can end up in the trash at all depends on the types of the [data
model](/docs/en/settings/data-model).


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