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# Removing a process flow

## Introduction

If a process flow is no longer required, you have the option to [disable it](/product-documentation/process-flows/managing-process-flows/enabling-and-disabling-a-process-flow/enabling-and-disabling-a-process-flow-without-virtual-enviroments.md) (but keep the process flow in place for future reference or use), or to remove it permanently. This page explains how to remove a process flow permanently.

## The steps

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To remove a process flow, follow the steps below.

**Step 1**\
[Access the process flow](/product-documentation/process-flows/accessing-your-process-flows.md) that you want to enable/disable.

**Step 2**\
Access settings for the process flow:

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**Step 3**\
Click the **delete flow** option:

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...the process flow is removed immediately.