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Deleting Your Mobile Asset Manager Account

FMIS Ltd is committed to providing you with full control over your account and personal data. If you wish to delete your account for the Mobile Asset Manager app, please follow the instructions below.

How to Delete Your Account:

  1. Contact FMIS Support: To initiate the deletion of your account, you can use the form below to request deletion.
  2. Email Support: Alternatively, you can send an email to support@fmis.co.uk with your account details and a request to delete your account.

Important Information:

  • Data Retention: Deleting your user account will not impact any data stored by your organisation in the FMIS system. Your organisation’s administrators will retain control over this data.
  • Process and Confirmation: Once you contact us, we will guide you through the process and confirm once your account has been successfully deleted.

Request Deletion

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Additional Resources:

For more information on how we handle your data, please review our Privacy Policy.

To learn more about the Mobile Asset Manager and its features, visit the Mobile Asset Manager page on our website.

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