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Leave a Mammoth workspace or delete your profile

Everyone, for themselves · Updated 8 Nov 2026

Anyone can leave a workspace or delete their own profile. Start from your own row in Workspace Settings → User Management (click your role at the top of the panel), or from the footer of Profile Settings.

Leave a workspace

  1. In User Management, open your own row and click your role at the top of the panel.
  2. Click Leave Workspace. The dialog, for example Leave Acme Analytics, warns: "Leaving will remove your access to all projects and datasets in this workspace."
  3. Click Leave Workspace.

You can also click Leave workspace in the footer of Profile Settings.

Leave when you are the only Owner

If you are the only Owner, Mammoth opens Review Workspaces instead:

  1. If the workspace has other members, choose one under Select the new owner ("Choose a member").
  2. Click Transfer & Leave Workspace.
  3. Type DELETE in the box ("Type "DELETE" to confirm:") and click Leave Workspace.

The page reloads and the workspace no longer appears in your workspace list.

Delete your profile

Delete Profile permanently deletes your Mammoth account. Start it from your own role menu in User Management, or from Delete profile in Profile Settings.

  1. Read the warning: "Deleting your profile will affect all workspaces where you are a member or owner."
  2. In Review Workspaces, check every workspace you belong to. Each is marked "You're a member", "Shared ownership" or "You're the only owner".
  3. Where you're the only owner and others are members, pick a new owner under Select the new owner. A workspace with no other members shows "This workspace will be automatically deleted when your profile is deleted."
  4. Click Transfer & Delete my Profile.
  5. At "Are you sure you want to delete your Mammoth profile?", type DELETE and click Yes, Delete My Profile.

warning: Delete Profile is irreversible
Deleting your profile permanently removes your account, along with the workspaces only you own and their settings, users, data and projects. This cannot be undone.

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