Leaving or Deleting an Organization
Leave an organization you belong to, or delete one you own
Where to find it#
Open Settings → Organization and scroll to the Danger zone card. It acts on the organization you currently have selected, so switch to the right one first if you belong to several.
You can also start from Settings → Profile. Each organization in the list has a link: Leave, Leave or delete, or Delete workspace for a personal workspace. The link selects that organization and opens its Danger zone.
Neither action touches your GitVelocity account. To delete your account itself, use Delete Account on Settings → Profile.
Leaving an organization#
Any member can choose Leave organization. You lose access to that organization's dashboards and settings straight away, and GitVelocity switches you to another organization you belong to. An owner or admin can invite you back later.
If it's your only organization, the confirmation says so. After you leave you won't belong to any organization, and you'll be taken to set up or join one.
If you're the last owner, you can't leave. The card tells you so in place of the button. Either make someone else an owner on Settings → Team and then leave, or delete the organization.
Deleting an organization#
Owners also see Delete organization. Deleting removes the organization and its data for every member: it drops out of everyone's organization switcher, nobody can open it any more, and scoring for it stops.
To confirm, type the organization's name exactly as shown. The button stays disabled until the name matches.
Deleting a personal workspace#
A personal workspace only ever has you in it, so its Danger zone offers only Delete personal workspace. Deleting it removes everything scored in it and stops its scoring. Your account and your company workspaces aren't affected, and you're moved to another workspace you belong to. If it was your only one, you're taken to set up or join one.
To confirm, type the workspace name, which is your name. If you create a personal workspace again later, it starts empty. Deleting your account also removes your personal workspace.