PaceGuardPaceGuard stores advertising account data (account and campaign structure, budgets, and spend metrics) only to provide the budget-management features described in our Privacy Policy. You can remove our access and have that data deleted at any time, using either of the methods below.
Option 1 — Disconnect inside PaceGuard
- Sign in to your PaceGuard workspace.
- Go to Integrations and locate the platform connection (Google Ads, Meta Ads, or LinkedIn Ads) you want to remove.
- Disconnect it. This immediately revokes and deletes the stored OAuth tokens.
After disconnecting, the advertising data previously synced from that connection is permanently purged by a scheduled job after a short grace period — currently 10 days — which exists only so an accidental disconnect can be undone. Deletion completes within 30 days in all cases, including from backups on their normal rotation.
Option 2 — Revoke access from the platform
Removing PaceGuard's access on the platform side has the same effect — we can no longer read your data, and stored tokens become invalid:
- Meta (Facebook): go to Settings → Business Integrations, find PaceGuard, and remove it.
- Google: go to myaccount.google.com/permissions and remove PaceGuard's access.
- LinkedIn: go to Settings → Data privacy → Permitted services and remove PaceGuard.
If you revoke access on the platform side, also email us (below) so we delete the data already synced to PaceGuard.
Option 3 — Email us
Send a deletion request to hi@brandlypro.comfrom the email address associated with your PaceGuard account. Tell us whether you want a specific connection's data deleted or your entire workspace removed. We will confirm the request and complete deletion within 30 days.
What gets deleted
- OAuth access and refresh tokens for the disconnected accounts (immediately).
- Synced account and campaign structure, budgets, and spend/metric history for those accounts (purged after the 10-day grace period, within 30 days in all cases).
- On full workspace deletion: your user profile, alert settings, and all configuration data.
We may retain minimal records where required by law (for example, billing records), but never advertising account data.