What disappears along with a “deleted” project
When a project is deleted or simply left unattended after it ends, information that could be useful later disappears with it: how long a similar job actually took, what problems came up, what the client valued most.
An archive pays off in three situations — realistically estimating a new, similar project, having the full history on hand in case of a client dispute, and helping a new team member understand how similar work was handled before.
Try Adveits CRM+Result: Every finished project becomes a source others can learn from, instead of information that simply disappears.