Disconnect in MarketingLeague
Sign in, open the provider's connection panel, find the connected identity, and choose Disconnect. This immediately removes the encrypted Google or Meta credential and its live account inventory from MarketingLeague.
Disconnect and delete your data
You control Google and Meta access and the retained artifacts created from connected advertising accounts.
Remove Google access directly
You can independently remove MarketingLeague from Google Account permissions. This is also the fallback if provider-side revocation was unavailable during disconnect.
Remove Meta access directly
In Facebook, open Settings & privacy → Settings → Business Integrations, select MarketingLeague, and choose Remove. Meta sends MarketingLeague a signed deauthorization callback so the matching connection can be removed even if you did not disconnect it in the dashboard first.
Delete your MarketingLeague account
Sign in, open Team, and use Delete account. This hard-deletes your identity, browser and agent sessions, provider credentials, and personal data. If you shared a workspace, you must explicitly transfer its accounts and business artifacts to an existing read-write teammate or purge the shared workspace for everyone. A deleted email may register again as a fresh account.
Use Meta's deletion control
If you request deletion from
Meta, Meta sends a signed request to /meta/data-deletion. MarketingLeague
verifies Meta's signature, starts the matching deletion workflow, and returns a status URL
with a confirmation code. Keep that code for follow-up.
Disable public report links
Before or after disconnecting, turn off Public share on any report that should no longer be available by bearer link. Disabling the switch revokes that public URL immediately.
What remains after deletion
Requested customer data is removed from active systems after the request is verified. Shared business artifacts remain only when you explicitly transfer the workspace; personal attribution is removed. A workspace purge removes active report, plan, snapshot, monitoring, connection, and credential data. Residual backup copies age out under the applicable backup schedule and are not used for normal processing.
For help, contact privacy@marketingleague.ai.