Dekree applies the right Michigan retention schedule to every record, tracks when each one is eligible for disposition, and keeps the disposal log an auditor will ask for.
Billed annually. Find your exact tier in the plan builder.
How long do you keep a zoning application, a canceled check, a closed FOIA request? The Michigan General Schedules answer all of it, but only if someone reads them. Dekree turns the schedule into something that runs on its own.
General Schedule retention periods applied by record category at the moment a document lands. Permanent, 7-year, destroy-by — all assigned for you.
Every record carries its eligible-for-disposition date. See what is due, what is overdue, and what is cleared at a glance.
Flag records tied to litigation or an open request so they are never disposed of on schedule. The hold survives until you lift it.
Dekree suggests the right schedule code per public body and document type, so a clerk does not have to memorize the General Schedules.
Every disposition is recorded with date, record, schedule, and the person who approved it. The defense, not the attestation.
Retention rides on the same documents your FOIA and meeting workflows already use. One record, one schedule, no duplicate filing.