How Can I Delete A Transaction?

How Can I Delete A Transaction?


  • Login to your workspace
  • On the left pane, click on "Transactions > All Transactions"
  • Search for a transaction (more details)
  • Click on the transaction row
  • Click on "Delete"
  • The transaction will be deleted

Impact on Credits
When you delete a transaction, corresponding credits (from plan calculations) are deleted. However, this has no impact on rewards, which therefore may need to be re-calculated.

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