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Deleting your account and data

A clinician on their own can delete their account in Settings › Account with a code we email you. Your visits are already deleted 30 days after each visit; delete any visit sooner from the visit itself.

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Before you start

  • Copy or download any note you still need. Once your account is gone you can’t sign in to get it.
  • If you pay for a plan, check Subscription first. See Upgrade, downgrade or cancel.

Delete your account

  1. Open your account. Go to Settings›Account and scroll to Delete account.
  2. Press Delete account. A box asks Delete your account?. Press Email me a code. (Press Keep my account to stop.)
  3. Enter the code. We email a 6-digit code to your sign-in email. It works for 3 minutes. Didn’t get it? Check your spam folder, or choose send a new code.
  4. Press Delete account. Your account is deleted and you’re signed out. You can’t undo this.
The Delete account row in Settings, with a Delete account button
The last row of Settings › Account.
Dialog titled Delete your account? with Keep my account and Email me a code buttons
SOAPsuds emails a code to check it’s you.

What happens to your data

  • Visits (audio, transcript and note) are deleted 30 days after each visit, as always. To remove a visit now, open it, choose the … menu, then Delete visit.
  • The record of your BAA acceptance and the activity log are kept at least 6 years, as HIPAA records. They can’t be changed in SOAPsuds.

If you’re part of a practice

  • Office staff: your practice admin manages your account. Ask them to remove you from Team.
  • Practice admin: deleting your account would leave no one to manage clinicians, seats and billing. To hand the practice to someone else first, email support@soapsuds.io.

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