This tab helps you manage your database by automatically or manually deleting old notifications.

Section: Database Cleanup #

1. Automatic Cleanup #

Set how long notifications should stay in your database:

1. Click the dropdown
2. Choose from:
   • 7 days
   • 14 days
   • 21 days
   • 30 days (default)
   • 60 days
   • 90 days
   • Never (keep all notifications/only delete manually)

Once enabled, the system will automatically delete notifications older than your chosen period. This will only happen if you add the Cron command (see step 6 below) to your server’s crontab

2. CCT Slug #

Enter the same CCT slug you configured in the API/Query tab. This tells the cleanup system which table to work with.

3. Manual Cleanup #

Delete old notifications right now:

1. Enter the number of days (e.g., 30 for notifications older than 30 days)
2. Click Clean Up Now
3. The system will immediately delete matching notifications

4. Table Verification #

Check if your CCT table is accessible:

1. Click Verify Table Access
2. You’ll see a confirmation with:
   • Total number of notifications
   • Date of the oldest notification

5. Cron Command (Advanced) #

For advanced users who want to set up automatic cleanup via server cron:

1. The system generates a secure command with a unique secret key
2. Copy this command to add to your server’s crontab
3. Example schedule: 0 2 * * * for daily at 2 AM

6. Cron Verification #

Test if your cron setup is working:

1. Add the Cron command to your server’s crontab
2. Click Verify Cron Setup
3. The system will test the connection and show results

Important: The verification test will show how many notifications would be deleted according to your automatic cleanup settings. This is just a connection test, the real deletion will happen when the Cron runs.