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Zero data retention (ZDR) is an organization entitlement requested per call. Contact support@context.dev to enable it before using zdr: "enabled".

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Supported endpoints

Batches, Monitors, Brand retrieval, and feedback do not support this request mode. Unsupported routes reject it with ZDR_NOT_SUPPORTED.

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Enable a request

Send this body to POST /web/scrape. See the Quickstart for authentication and SDK setup.
For query-based endpoints, add zdr=enabled. Omitted or disabled uses standard mode. Invalid values, both locations, or the wrong location return 400 INPUT_VALIDATION_ERROR.

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Confirm ZDR was honored

Successful supported responses, including Scrape, include X-Context-ZDR: true. Scrape also returns cache_metadata.status: "zdr" and age_ms: 0. Verify the confirmation before recording that the control was applied.

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What changes

Shared caches and asset uploads are skipped. Retained logs contain operational metadata without request/response bodies, query values, user agent, or tags. Uploaded bytes and screenshots are processed in memory. AI processing uses a dedicated zero-retention configuration. Requests may take longer without shared cache reuse. Your application remains responsible for its own content storage and logs. A 403 ZDR_NOT_ENABLED means the organization lacks the entitlement. See security and trust and the DPA for broader data-handling requirements.