Delete What a Source Brought In

Every kind of file you import, and every live connection, is a source. Its data is as easy to delete as it was to import: one action removes exactly what it brought in.

Delete a Source’s Data

1. Open Data Sources, from the account menu at the bottom of the sidebar.
2. Find the source, such as Apple Health Export or Withings, and open its … menu.
3. Choose Delete data. Kaizora counts its entries and asks you to confirm.
4. Confirm. A large source is deleted in steps, with its progress shown.

What Goes and What Stays

• Goes: every entry the source brought in, from every file of that kind or every sync, with your own notes and changes on them, such as a transaction’s category. Its history of syncs and imports goes too.
• Stays: everything you logged yourself, every other source’s data, and the devices it named, which you can delete on Devices if you want.

There’s no undo. To keep a copy first, export your data.

Deleting Is All or Nothing

A source’s data is deleted as a whole, not one import at a time, and an imported entry can’t be deleted on its own. This keeps your history exactly as the source has it: to fix a bad import, delete the source’s data and import the right files again.

A Live Connection

For a live connection, Delete data keeps it connected: while it is, its next sync brings back everything the service still has. To stop it, choose Disconnect too. Disconnecting alone stops syncing and keeps its data.

Common Reasons

• Times came in a few hours off: delete the source’s data and import again with the right Time Zone.
• You imported the wrong file, or the wrong bank account’s statement.
• You want to start over with a full, fresh export.

Related

• Import a File
• Delete Your Account