Delete a post and its numbers, stored replies, follow-up mark, image slots, saved wording history and comments go with it. Your template catalogue and media library stay.
What it does
Reach has no built-in link between a post and its related data, so a delete removes each kind of row one by one: the post's numbers, stored replies, follow-up mark, image slots, saved wording and comments, then the post itself.
Only the post's author, or the owner of your company account, can delete it. A post that is publishing right now can't be deleted.
Why
A post you removed shouldn't keep leaving figures and replies in your reports.
What it won't do
- It doesn't leave a deleted post's numbers behind in your averages.
- It doesn't delete the shared template catalogue or your media library when you delete one post.
- It doesn't hide a failed clean-up. A failed step is logged and the rest still run.
How to use it
Open the Reach guide in your dashboard, or start a trial to try it.