
Hi @shannon
Confluence sites on the Free plan will be deactivated after a period of inactivity, and once deactivated, the data enters a 60-day retention window before being permanently deleted and unrecoverable. This means the June 9 date in the notification was likely the end of that retention window, not the deactivation date itself. The actual deactivation probably happened weeks earlier, which is why the data appeared to be gone when you logged in on June 8. It is also worth noting that inactivity warning emails are only sent to the listed billing contact for the site, so if the account had a different billing contact, those warnings may not have reached you.
Recovery past the retention period is generally not possible, but it is worth escalating directly to Atlassian Support to check whether your site is still within the 60-day window. To do that, go to support.atlassian.com and click "Get support," log in with the same Atlassian account that owned the site, select Confluence as the product, and choose "I have a billing or account question" as the issue type. Include the site URL (fcliheng.atlassian.net) and the full timeline of events, as the more detail you provide the better chance the team has to investigate. One thing to be aware of: if you are not the billing contact on the account, the support team may require the billing contact to raise the ticket instead, as account-level actions require verification against the billing owner.
Hope this helps!
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