Deleting your account
Account, then Delete account, then type your email to confirm. It is immediate and there is no way to undo it.
Needs a free account
- Go to Account, then Delete account.
- Type your email address to confirm. It has to match the address on the account, which is what stops a mis-click from being final.
Your profile, CVs, tracked jobs, searches and alerts are deleted immediately. There is no soft delete, no recovery window and no way for us to undo it.
Some records outlive the account, with your account id removed, until their normal retention runs out: administrator audit records, search and product-event logs, and email delivery records, which include the address each email went to. The windows are in how long we keep things.
If you want a copy of anything, export it first. After this there is nothing left to export.
Where it stops
Deleting the account does not retract anything already sent. An alert email that has left our servers is in your inbox for good.
Related articles
- Exporting your dataSearch results and your application board export to CSV; your whole account exports to one JSON file.
- Where your data goesPlainly, per thing: what is stored, what is encrypted, what leaves the country, and what never leaves your browser.
- Unsubscribing from our emailsOne click in any alert or reminder email. The two unsubscribe separately, and unsubscribing switches alerts off rather than deleting them.
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