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# Delete my organization

Learn how to permanently delete your Coupler.io organization. Understand what happens to data flows, users, and billing when an organization is removed.

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Action available only for Organization Owner
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In case you want to delete your Coupler.io organization and all data associated with it , please follow the next instructions:

{% @arcade/embed url="<https://app.arcade.software/share/tgUMECR2JiotkTnRxKIa>" flowId="tgUMECR2JiotkTnRxKIa" %}

{% stepper %}
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[Login](https://www.coupler.io/sign_in) to Coupler.io.
{% endstep %}

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From the bottom-left menu, select the organization that you want to delete
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From the Settings menu, select Organization
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From the Organization window, select Settings
{% endstep %}

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Click the on-screen link from the checklist and follow the instructions
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{% endstepper %}

To learn more about how to manage your subscription, you can check out our article [here](/account-management/billing/how-to-manage-your-subscription.md).

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Before deleting your organization that is on a paid plan, you will be prompted to cancel the subscription to avoid unwanted charges.
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