Cancelling your plan doesn't delete anything — your existing SDS documents, versions, and translations stay exactly as they are. You can still view and download what's already there; you'd just need Pay As You Go credits or a new subscription to create, import, translate, or publish a new version going forward.
Downgrading to a lower tier is different: the system checks your current number of SDS products against the new tier's limit. If you have more products than the lower tier allows, you won't be able to downgrade until you delete enough of them to fit — you'll see exactly how many need to go before it lets you proceed. So unlike cancelling, downgrading can require removing some of your existing SDS documents.

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