We would be sorry to see you go, so please reach out to us if you are having issues.
To decide what to remove, you should check what version of Sortd you have installed and then follow the steps below:
- Sortd Chrome Extension (full version)
- Sortd Gmail Add-on
- both the Chrome Extension and the Add-on
Paying users (please read this first) -
If you are a paying user, please ensure you have cancelled any/all subscriptions before removing the Sortd Extension. See How do I cancel my subscription(s)
Removing different versions of the Sortd app -
1. Remove the Chrome Extension (from Chrome) - type this in the address bar chrome://extensions/ and select the 'remove' next to the "Sortd for Gmail" entry (may also be called "Sortd Smart Skin for Gmail" or "Sortd for Sales").
2. Remove the Gmail Add-on (from Gmail) you can remove it by following these instructions: Removing or deleting the Sortd Add-on
3. Remove both versions, follow step 1 and step 2 above
Deleting your Sortd account -
1. Open settings use this link - type this in the address bar https://app.sortd.com/auth/google/profile to open settings. Note: You can use this link even if you have removed the Chrome Extension and the Gmail Add-on
2. Sign into the account that you want to delete
3. Select 'Permanently remove account' - If you are a paying user, please ensure you cancel any/all subscriptions before deleting your account. See How do I cancel my subscription(s)
Revoking permissions -
- To revoke all permission you gave to the Sortd App via Gmail, follow this link. How can I revoke Sortd's permission to access my email?
- Unsubscribe from any emails by clicking here and filling in your email.
Note that Sortd does not actually have any access credentials other than those you revoke through Google, so revoking permissions through Google prevents Sortd from having any further access to your Google Mail.
Please also see: How can I uninstall Sortd?