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# Delete customer user

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Is a colleague who supervises absenteeism leaving the company? Then it is important to delete his or her account in ZekerArbo Online immediately. This prevents people who no longer work for you from retaining access to privacy-sensitive absenteeism data. We recommend regularly checking whether the list of users is still up to date.

**Step-by-step plan**

1. Log in to **ZekerArbo Online**.
2. Click in the menu on the left on **Customer users**.
3. Search for the user you want to delete and click on the name to open the profile.
4. Click the button **Edit**.
5. Then click the button **Delete** to erase the selected user account.
6. Click **OK** to permanently confirm the deletion. The action is now complete.

**Note**: Deleting a user is permanent. Does a new colleague need access? Then you must create a new account.


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