> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.digibee.com/documentation/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.digibee.com/documentation/platform-administration/administration/identity-provider-integration/integration-of-idp-groups-with-digibee-groups/how-to-delete-a-group-integration.md).

# How to delete a group integration

Learn how to delete a group integration.

When you delete a group integration, all permissions granted by those groups are lost.

Once you have deleted a group integration, you cannot undo it, but you can create a new group integration with the same settings.

Follow these steps to delete a group integration:

1. Go to the **Administration** page.
2. Click on **Groups.**
3. Click on the **Group Integrations** tab.
4. Search the table for the group integration you want to delete, or use the search bar.
5. Click on the **box icon.**
6. Write a note explaining why you are deleting that group integration.
7. Click on **Delete.**

If you delete all active group integrations, your realm will be considered a **non-federated realm** again. This means:

* Users in this realm who log in with an Identity Provider (IdP) still have the same permissions as the Digibee groups that correspond to the deleted group integrations.
* Users of this realm who log in with Digibee credentials will continue to receive their permissions from the Digibee groups they belong to.


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