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# How To Delete A Customer
FlowBookings allows you to delete Customers that are no longer actively making bookings. It's also useful in deleting unwanted customers that you don't want on your FlowBookings account.
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**Note:** Before deleting any Customer, you'll first have to make sure they don't have any active bookings. Customers with active bookings cannot be deleted.
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Follow these instructions to delete a Customer in FlowBookings:
1. Go to the **Customers** page and click the three dots icon on the customer you want to delete.
2. Click on the **Delete** button. This will open a prompt asking you for your confirmation.
3. Confirm by clicking the **Delete** button and the Customer will be deleted from the platform.
Please note that once a customer is deleted, it cannot be recovered. So, only do this when you're certain you want a customer to be deleted.
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