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title: Delete CodeRabbit Account
sidebar_label: Delete CodeRabbit Account
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The guide explains how to delete your CodeRabbit account and all the data
associated with it.

:::danger Irreversible Account Deletion

Deleting your CodeRabbit account is permanent and cannot be undone. This action
will permanently erase all data associated with your account, including:

    - Organization and Repositories: The organization and repositories integrated with CodeRabbit.
      - For Self-Hosted GitLab users, all the organizations and repositories data will be removed from CodeRabbit servers.
    - Learnings and Insights: All data generated by the CodeRabbit AI Bot.
    - Subscriptions and Billing: All subscription details and billing information.
    - Settings: All repository and organization level settings configured by you.
    - Reports: All recurring reports created by you.
    - Integrations: All connections with third-party services such as Jira, Linear, etc., established by you.

:::

### Deleting the CodeRabbit Account via the UI

:::info

Only accounts where the user has admin access will be deleted.

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Sign into your CodeRabbit account and navigate to the **Subscription** page.

Select the orange colored **Delete Account** button just below the Manage
Subscription button. If you do not see the button, then likely you are not an
admin user for that specific organization. Upon selecting a organization which
as admin access, the button will appear.

A Modal informing the user about the result of deleting the account will open
upon selecting **Delete Account**. You can open the dropdowns for more
information.

<div align="center">
![Delete Account](/img/guides/delete_account_light.png#gh-light-mode-only)
![Delete Account](/img/guides/delete_account_dark.png#gh-dark-mode-only)
</div>

Deletion will only occur once the admin specifically types in "delete" in the
input box provided.

You will be redirected to the login page once the account is deleted. Please
look at the next section for additional steps required by the user.

## Additional Steps Required by the User

### GitHub

#### Remove / Revoke the CodeRabbit OAuth App from your GitHub account

1. Navigate to your Organizations settings on GitHub
2. Click on <strong>OAuth Application Policy</strong>
3. Select the pencil icon next to <strong>coderabbitai</strong>
4. Click <strong>Revoke</strong> to remove permissions

#### Uninstall the CodeRabbit GitHub App from your GitHub account

1. Navigate to your Organizations settings on GitHub.
2. Click on <strong>GitHub Apps</strong> on the left sidebar.
3. Select <strong>Configure</strong>
4. Select <strong>Uninstall</strong> near the bottom of the page

### GitLab and Self-Hosted GitLab

#### Remove / Revoke the CodeRabbit OAuth App from your GitLab account

1. Navigate to your <strong>User Settings</strong> in GitLab
2. Click on <strong>Applications</strong>
3. Click <strong>Revoke</strong> on the CodeRabbit application and confirm

#### Uninstall the CodeRabbit Webhook from your GitLab account

1. Navigate to your <strong>Group</strong> where you installed CodeRabbit in the
   GitLab UI
2. Select a project you installed CodeRabbit on, Hover over{" "}
   <strong>Settings</strong> and select{" "} <strong>Webhooks</strong>
3. Select <strong>Delete</strong> and confirm the deletion the project hook.
4. Select <strong>Uninstall</strong> near the bottom of the page

#### Uninstall the CodeRabbit Bot User from your GitLab account

1. Navigate to your <strong>Group</strong> where you installed CodeRabbit in the
   GitLab UI
2. Select a project you installed CodeRabbit on, Hover over{" "}
   <strong>Manage</strong> and select <strong>Members</strong>
3. Select <strong>Remove Member</strong> and confirm to remove the CodeRabbit
   from your project

### Azure DevOps

#### Uninstalling CodeRabbit from your Azure DevOps project

1. Navigate to your <strong>Project Settings</strong> in the Azure DevOps UI where CodeRabbit is installed.
2. Under <strong>Project Settings</strong>, go to <strong>Service Hooks</strong>.
3. Select the webhooks that are added by CodeRabbit.
4. Click the <strong>Delete</strong> icon at the top of the page.
5. Remove the CodeRabbit user or delete the <strong>Personal Access Token</strong> associated with the user used for reviews.

:::warning

The steps are necessary to completely off-board CodeRabbit from your
GitHub/GitLab account. Failure to do so will result in CodeRabbit still having
permissions to your GitHub/GitLab account, although no data will be processed.

Signing back in without completing the above steps will re-introduce a minimal
set of data being stored as a part of the sign in process.

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