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# Disconnect / Reconnect
## 1. Go to Xero Integration
Navigate to [Settings > Integrations > Xero > Authentication](https://app.stayonhire.com/org/integration/xero/)
## 2. Revoke authentication
Click “Permanently delete connection”
This will remove your account connection with Xero.
## 3. Deleting Leftover Data
This disconnection process will not remove imported data (such as accounts, tax rates, contacts etc.), but rather remove any live connection to your Xero account.
To delete all reference data remaining, navigate to each relevant page (i.e. Tax Rates in the settings page), select all and delete all.
## 4. Re-connection
A StayOnHire account can be re-connected back to the same Xero organisation at a later date.
The reconnection will keep any historically mapped data and not duplicate or overwrite it.
If connecting a new Xero organisation to your StayOnHire account, we recommend deleting leftover Tax Rates and Accounts before proceeding to prevent any unnecessary duplicate data (such as two '200 Sales' accounts, one from your previous Xero organisation and one from your newly connected integration).
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