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# Delete organization

This article describes how to delete an organization in TF Platform.

Deleting an organization from the TF Platform **permanently removes** it, including all associated data such as projects, users, and settings. While this action is irreversible, you can recover the organization within 30 days. 

> **Key Considerations**
>
> * Organizations can be recovered within 30 days post-deletion. After this timeframe, all data will be permanently lost.
> * Ensure you have the necessary administrative permissions to perform this action.
> * It is advisable to notify all organization members before deletion to ensure they are aware of the impending changes.
> * A confirmation prompt will appear to verify the deletion request and ensure that the action is intentional.

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<summary>Steps to Delete an Organization</summary>

1. Log in to your TF Platform account.
2. Navigate to **Organizations** from the main menu.
3. Find the organization you wish to delete.
4. Click on the organization name to access its settings.
5. Look for the **Delete** option within the organization settings.
6. A confirmation prompt will appear. Review the warning and confirm that you want to delete the organization.
7. Once confirmed, the organization will be marked for deletion, and you will have 30 days to recover it if needed.

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