Delete my data and close my account

    How to permanently delete your LemReveal account and everything we hold about you.

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    You can delete your account and your data yourself, at any time, without waiting for us to action a request.

    If you are signed in

    Go to Settings → Privacy & your data. Download a copy of your data first if you want to keep it, then type your email address and the word DELETE, confirm with your password (or just your email address if you sign in with Google), and choose Delete everything now. The deletion happens immediately and cannot be undone.

    If you cannot sign in

    Use the Delete My Data page. We email a confirmation link to the address on the account; the link works for 7 days and can only be used once. If the email does not arrive within a few minutes, check your spam folder and then contact us — we will complete the deletion manually.

    What gets deleted

  1. Your account and sign-in
  2. Every company you watch and its alert settings
  3. Your change history and notifications
  4. Records you requested and their delivery history
  5. Saved searches, reports and exports
  6. Newsletter and marketing sign-ups
  7. What we keep, and why

  8. An anonymous note that an account was deleted, with no name or address, so we can prove we honoured your request
  9. Past support conversations, with your email address removed
  10. Invoices for anything you paid for, which tax law requires us to keep
  11. None of this can be used to identify you.

    Public register data

    Company register records shown on LemReveal come from official public registers and are not personal account data. Deleting your account does not remove a company record. To ask about a register record, email support@lemreveal.com.

    What is this number?

    Paste any business identifier — VAT, LEI, company number, DUNS, ABN, CNPJ, CIN, CIK — and we will tell you what it is and who issues it. Where this decoder supports the identifier's check digit, it also validates it; other results are clearly marked as format-only matches.

    Nothing leaves your browser — the check runs locally.

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