# Cleanups

Cleanups let you remove entire sets of resources (e.g. the ones that you're not using anymore) from your organization, in batches.

When you create a new cleanup, make sure to specify the `resource_type` you want to remove. Optionally, you can add some `filters` to fine-tune which resources of the selected type need to be removed and narrow the dataset to clean. The `records_count` attribute shows the number of records that will be involved in the process.

You can monitor the cleanup progress and look for any errors by inspecting the `processed_count`, `errors_count`, and `errors_log` attributes.

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Check the related [guide](https://app.gitbook.com/s/-LgByaSP8eKjad-MIuHE/cleaning-resources) for the complete list of resources that can be bulk removed and any further information about the clean-up process (e.g. associated resourced that will be automatically removed, limits, constraints, filters, and examples).

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