Track every removal in one place
Delist removes your personal information from the internet — and the moment we start work on a site, that removal becomes a tracked case with a clear status and a plain next step. Filed, waiting on the broker, confirming it came down, removed: you can see exactly where every opt-out request stands. When one genuinely needs you, we say so. The rest just gets handled.
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File a removal with a data broker and, most of the time, nothing tells you what happened next. Did the request land? Did the listing actually come down, or just go quiet for a week? Which sites ignored you? Across dozens of brokers, each with its own process and its own timeline, the status of your own removals turns into a black box.
A tracked case closes that box. Every removal we file gets its own record — a current status you can read, a dated history of what we did, and a plain next step. Nothing sits in limbo, and nothing depends on you remembering to check.
How tracking works
A case opens
As soon as we begin working a site that lists you, a case opens. It names the site, the exposure we found, and where the removal stands right now.
A status you can read
The case moves through plain stages — filed, waiting on the broker, confirming it came down, removed. No cryptic codes, no guessing what a single green checkmark is supposed to mean.
A clear next step
Every open case shows what happens next and who owns it: us, the broker we're waiting on, or — now and then — you. You always know whether the ball is in your court.
Evidence on file
We attach proof as it comes in — the listing before, the broker's confirmation after, a fresh check weeks later. If a broker puts you back, a linked case picks the work back up.
What the case view gives you
Every removal, one view
Your dashboard lists every removal we're working, each with its current status. It's a status tracker for your whole exposure — scan the list and see, at a glance, what's filed, what's in progress, and what's already come down.
The next step is never a mystery
Each case carries a plain next step and who's responsible for it. Most of the time that's us or the broker, and you do nothing. When the next step is genuinely yours, the case says so in words — not a status code you have to decode.
"Needs you" only when it's real
Some brokers won't remove a record until you prove who you are, sign a removal request, or finish a step only you can do. Those cases — and only those — surface as needing you. You're mostly hands-off; we loop you in when a site leaves us no other route.
A full history, with dates
Open any case and you get the whole trail: when we filed, when the broker replied, when we confirmed the listing was gone. Nothing is summarized away — the record is there if you ever need to point to it.
Evidence you can point to
We capture proof along the way — the listing before removal, the broker's confirmation, a later re-check. It's attached to the case, so "removed" isn't a claim you have to take on faith.
Re-listings stay connected
When a broker re-publishes you — and some do — the new listing opens a case linked to the original. The history stays intact, and the work continues where it left off instead of starting from zero.
Common questions
Where do I see my removal cases?
In your account, once you're a subscriber and we've started filing removals. Every worked removal shows up as a case with its current status, its next step, and its full history — all in one place.
What do the statuses mean?
Plain language, not codes. Filed means the request is in. Waiting on the broker means the ball is in their court. Confirming means we're checking the listing actually came down. Removed means we verified it's gone. If a case needs something from you, it says so directly.
Will I have to do anything?
Mostly no. Delist files and chases removals for you. A few brokers won't act until you prove your identity, sign a removal request, or finish a step only you can do — those cases are flagged as needing you, and everything else runs on its own.
What happens if a broker puts my data back?
Re-listings happen. When we catch one, it opens a new case linked to the original removal, and we file again. The re-listing and the fresh removal live in the same history, so nothing gets lost between rounds.
Do I get proof a removal actually worked?
Yes. Each case collects evidence as the work happens — the listing before, the broker's confirmation, and a later check that it stayed down. Removed means we verified it, not just that we sent a request.
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