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Product Guide · Settings

Security & access

Security & access shows every device and browser where your Scripe account is signed in, lets you sign one out, and is where you delete your account. It applies to you as a person, in every workspace you belong to.

Open it from Settings → My account → Security & access.

How it works

Each active session is listed with its device, browser, approximate location and last activity. The session you are using now is marked This device. Signing a session out ends it on that device; the next time someone opens Scripe there, they have to sign in again.

Doing it

  1. Sign out a device you do not recognise

    Open the menu next to the session and sign it out.

  2. Check how you sign in

    Go to Personal details and remove any connected Apple, Google or LinkedIn account you did not add yourself.

Deleting your account

Deleting your account removes you as a person from Scripe. What happens to the data you touched depends on whose it is:

  • Your own data (your account, your personal settings) is deleted.
  • Shared work in a workspace you leave behind, such as a comment in a thread your colleagues still read or a review you decided, stays where it is with your name removed.
  • Published LinkedIn posts stay on LinkedIn. Scripe does not unpublish anything.

Deleting your account cannot be undone.

If you are the person who pays for a workspace, deleting your account cancels that subscription. It runs to the end of the current billing period and then ends for everyone in the workspace. If your colleagues should keep using Scripe, contact support before you delete your account.

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