How do I delete a Vome User from the database?

How do I delete a Vome User from the database?

Currently, there is no way for admin user to delete a Vome User profile from the database, but you can you use the archive feature instead! You can only fully delete offline profiles.

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If you wish to request to delete a Vome User profile, please contact our support team and we'll be glad to assist you. Please send us the profile's email ID and CC the volunteer user in request so they are aware! We also recommend that you add a profile tag such as "Delete from database" or "Inactive".


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