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canva-data-handling

Analyze and govern Canva credentials, user metadata, designs, assets, comments, and temporary result URLs across their lifecycle. Use when defining collection, storage, access, retention, deletion, or privacy controls. Trigger with: "classify Canva data", "Canva retention", "delete Canva integration data".

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# Canva Data Lifecycle Control

## Overview

Create an application-specific lifecycle map for every Canva data class. Minimize stored content, keep credentials segregated, and make deletion/revocation evidence reproducible without logging protected values.

## Prerequisites

- Current data-flow and storage inventory
- Approved classification, retention, deletion, and legal-hold policy
- Tenant and resource ownership model plus incident contacts

## Instructions
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