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# Manage Linked Account Access

# **Manage Linked Account Access**

This article explains how to manage which accounts can access your Simplebooklets and Collections, including reviewing access status and disconnecting collaborators when needed.

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## **Where to Manage Linked Account Access**

1. Open your **Dashboard**.

2. Click **Account** in the left-hand toolbar.

3. Select **Linked Accounts**.

This opens the Linked Accounts page, where you can both **grant access** and **manage existing connections**.

## **View Accounts with Access to Your Simplebooklets**

Under **Users with Access to Your Account**, you’ll see a list of all connected accounts.

For each account, you can view:

* **Email address** of the linked account

* **Access status:**

***Invited*** — the invitation has been sent but not yet accepted

***Approved*** — the account currently has access

* A **Disconnect Account** button


### **Disconnect a Linked Account**

If you need to remove access:

1. Locate the account under **Users with Access to Your Account**.

2. Click **Disconnect Account**.

3. Confirm the action.

The account will immediately lose access to your Simplebooklets and Collections.


### **What Happens When You Disconnect an Account**

* The disconnected account can no longer edit your content

* The account is removed from both users’ Linked Accounts lists

* No content is deleted or changed


### **Good to Know**

* You can disconnect accounts at any time

* Invitations that haven’t been accepted can also be disconnected

* Access management is handled entirely by the account owner

* Collaborators cannot grant access to additional accounts


### **How This Impacts the Reader’s Journey**

Managing linked account access supports the **Retention** stage of the Reader’s Journey by ensuring collaboration stays intentional, secure, and easy to control as teams evolve.