User accounts vs. organization data
There are two separate things you might want to remove:
Your personal user account — the login that is tied to your email address.
Your organization and its data — the donor database, contacts, donations, lists, and all other records that belong to your campaign or committee.
These are independent. Removing your user account does not delete your organization's data, and vice versa.
There is no self-serve account deletion button
The application does not currently have a button or settings page that lets you delete your own user account. Account deletion is performed by the support team on request.
How to request account deletion
Email support and ask to have your account deleted. Include the email address associated with your account so the team can locate it.
When your account is deleted:
You will no longer be able to sign in.
Your name may remain on records you created within an organization (notes, call logs, and similar) because those records belong to the organization, not to you personally.
Removing yourself from an organization
If you want to stop being a member of a specific organization without deleting your account entirely, an admin of that organization can remove your membership from the organization's user management settings. Contact your organization's admin or support to request this.
Deleting an entire organization and its data
Deleting an organization and all of its donor data is not a self-serve action. It requires support involvement because the operation is irreversible and spans many database tables. Contact support with your organization name and a clear request, and the team will confirm the details before proceeding.