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DELETE

Overview

Permanently delete a note template job and all associated data. This action cannot be undone and works for both generation and refinement jobs.
This action is irreversible. Once a template job is deleted, it cannot be recovered. Make sure you have saved any important results before deletion.

Path Parameters

string
required
The unique identifier of the note template job to delete

Response

This endpoint returns no content on successful deletion.

Status Codes

No Content
Note template job deleted successfully
Unauthorized
Invalid or missing API key
Not Found
Note template job with the specified ID was not found or was already deleted
Internal Server Error
Server error occurred while deleting the job

Use Cases

Cleanup Completed Jobs

Delete old template jobs that are no longer needed:

Cancel Processing Jobs

Remove jobs that are no longer needed while they’re still processing (works for both generation and refinement jobs):

Batch Deletion

Delete multiple template jobs at once:

Important Notes

  1. Irreversible Action: Deleted template jobs cannot be recovered
  2. Results Loss: Any generated/refined templates and analysis insights will be permanently lost
  3. Processing Jobs: You can delete jobs even while they’re processing (both generation and refinement)
  4. Billing: You may still be charged for processing time even if you delete the job before completion
  5. No Cascading: Deleting a job does not affect any templates you may have already exported or saved elsewhere

Data Privacy

When you delete a note template job:
  • Generation Jobs: All uploaded provider notes, generated templates, and insights are permanently removed
  • Refinement Jobs: Original templates, refined templates, and refinement analysis are permanently removed
  • All analysis data and intermediate processing results are purged
  • No trace of the job remains in our systems

Best Practices

Before Deletion

  • Save Results: Export any templates or insights you want to keep
  • Verify Job ID: Double-check the job ID to avoid accidental deletion
  • Consider Timing: For processing jobs, consider waiting for completion if results might be useful

Cleanup Strategy

  • Regular Cleanup: Periodically delete old, completed jobs to manage storage
  • Failed Jobs: Promptly delete failed jobs unless you need to review error details
  • Test Jobs: Clean up test or experimental jobs after reviewing results