Delete your LoggerIQ account

You can delete your account yourself at any time. It takes a minute and cannot be undone.

How to delete it

In the app or on the web you can also go to Settings, then Account. You can download a copy of your data from the same place first.

Your name, email address, phone number and photo
Your job title, employee ID, start date, home address and emergency contact
Every way of signing in: sessions, linked sign-in accounts, unused sign-in links and your authenticator app, so nobody can sign in as you again
The bank and wallet details you gave for pay, and the date of birth and home address on your employee records
Notification registrations on your devices, your face template if you set one up and your location readings
Your place in every workspace you belong to

Work records your employer must keep by law, such as clock entries, timesheets, pay, leave, expense claims and signed documents. They are kept for as long as the law requires (seven years for employee records in Australia) and show "Deleted user" instead of your details.
One note in each workspace’s records log with your name and employee ID as they were on the day you deleted your account, so your employer can still say whose records they hold.

If you are the only admin of a workspace, make someone else an admin first so your team is not left without one.

Email support@loggeriq.io from the address on your account. We confirm it is you and then delete the account the same way.

You can delete your account yourself at any time. It takes a minute and cannot be undone.

In the app or on the web you can also go to Settings, then Account. You can download a copy of your data from the same place first.

Your name, email address, phone number and photo
Your job title, employee ID, start date, home address and emergency contact
Every way of signing in: sessions, linked sign-in accounts, unused sign-in links and your authenticator app, so nobody can sign in as you again
The bank and wallet details you gave for pay, and the date of birth and home address on your employee records
Notification registrations on your devices, your face template if you set one up and your location readings
Your place in every workspace you belong to

Work records your employer must keep by law, such as clock entries, timesheets, pay, leave, expense claims and signed documents. They are kept for as long as the law requires (seven years for employee records in Australia) and show "Deleted user" instead of your details.
One note in each workspace’s records log with your name and employee ID as they were on the day you deleted your account, so your employer can still say whose records they hold.

If you are the only admin of a workspace, make someone else an admin first so your team is not left without one.

Email support@loggeriq.io from the address on your account. We confirm it is you and then delete the account the same way.