Understand what happens to the records associated with the leads you delete
individually or in bulk. Identify who can delete converted leads.
Required Editions
Available in: Salesforce Classic and Lightning Experience
Available in: Starter, Essentials, Group,
Professional, Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, Pro
Suite, and Developer Editions with Sales
When you delete a lead, the lead record moves to the Recycle Bin. Associated notes,
attachments, and activities are deleted along with the lead. If you restore the lead, any
associated notes, attachments, and activities are also restored.
Users without the View Converted Leads permission can delete converted leads via the public
API or tools that use the public API.
When deleting converted leads in bulk using Mass Delete Records available in Setup or
using Data Loader, set the converted criteria to equals 1 to indicate converted
leads.
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