Just keep saying there is un deleted app remain. But I removed all except Rovo and Jira Administration.
I really want to delete my Organization. Cause, I created it by mistake.
Just want to use gantt charts on my company Confluence. But It just make me make my own organization.
plz help.
Hello @JK
that message is usually correct: Atlassian only lets you delete an Organization when everything attached to it is fully removed (products, trials, subscriptions, apps). Even if you “removed” things, they can still show as pending / inactive / cancellation in progress and the delete check will fail.
In your case, if the only things left are Rovo and Jira Administration, that can still block deletion. Rovo in particular can be “sticky” in some tenants and not fully removable by admins.
What to do:
Check for leftovers you can’t see at first glance
Go to admin.atlassian.com → your Organization → Apps
Look for anything like:
trial still active
“pending cancellation” / “deactivated”
any app entry that still exists even if it’s not in use
Atlassian guidance (what must be removed before deleting an org):
If only Rovo + Jira Administration remain and you still can’t delete:
That’s a Support case. Ask Atlassian to remove the blocker and delete the Organization, because you can’t always clear Rovo yourself.
Support contact page:
https://support.atlassian.com/contact/
UI won’t let you remove the last remaining item(s), Support has to finish the cleanup so the Organization can be deleted.
Hello @JK
Welcome to the Atlassian community.
Subscriptions to Atlassian's Confluence app exist within Atlassian Cloud Organizations. You can't maintain the subscription without an Organization.
When you sign up for a subscription an Organization will be created, unless you are adding the subscription to an existing Organization.
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