Deleting Your Tenant
Your FlowState tenant can enter deletion in two ways: you delete it yourself, or your subscription ends (a Stripe cancellation or an AWS Marketplace unsubscribe). Both lead to the same 30-day process described below.
Deleting it yourself
Only the tenant owner can do this, and only through an MCP client (such as Claude connected
to FlowState) today — there is no delete button in the FlowState web app yet. Call
soft_delete_tenant(confirm), passing your tenant’s slug as confirm. If you don’t have an
MCP client connected, contact support to request deletion.
What happens immediately
- The tenant is marked for deletion, effective now.
- Every member, including the owner, is locked out of the tenant immediately.
- No data is deleted yet. Deletion is not instant — it is the start of a 30-day grace period.
- The tenant’s slug is reserved for those 30 days, so no one else can claim it while you decide.
During the 30-day grace period
- Members are locked out of the tenant.
- Nothing is purged during this window — restoring puts everything back exactly as it was, with no re-invite step needed for members, integrations, or billing.
Restoring
Within the 30 days, the owner can restore the tenant by calling the restore_tenant() MCP
tool. As with deletion, there is no restore button in the web app yet — if you don’t have an MCP
client connected, contact support.
If the 30 days have passed, deletion has already proceeded and self-service restore is no longer available — contact support.
If your subscription ends instead of you deleting the tenant
A subscription ending — cancelling in the Stripe customer portal or unsubscribing via AWS Marketplace — starts the same 30-day process described above, including the restore option. Nothing is lost immediately.
After the 30 days, deletion is permanent
When the grace period ends, the tenant and its data are deleted for good: the records are removed and the encryption key protecting them is scheduled for deletion. There is no restore after that point, and support cannot recover the data — export anything you need before the 30 days are up.