Feb 19, 2026
Removing a learner from Kinds takes seconds—not a support ticket, not an account manager, not a billing negotiation. If you sync users through Microsoft, Okta, or Google, it happens automatically when you offboard someone.
TL;DR: Removing a learner from Kinds takes seconds—not a support ticket, not an account manager, not a billing negotiation. If you sync users through Microsoft, Okta, or Google, it happens automatically when you offboard someone.
On many platforms, removing even a single paid seat means filing a support ticket, looping in an account manager, and waiting for someone to manually adjust your billing. That's a lot of friction for a simple change.
How it works on Kinds:
If you sync learners through Microsoft, Okta, or Google—you don't have to do anything. When someone is deactivated in your identity provider, they're automatically deactivated on Kinds. No ticket. No waiting. Your seat count adjusts on its own.
Done. Your billing reflects the change.
