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Delete or reprocess a statement after parsing

Clean up mistakes, remove duplicates, or force a reparse after you update a carrier configuration.

Written by Rich Schaeffer

Occasionally you need to remove a statement from Stateable — maybe it was uploaded to the wrong organization, or you want to reparse it after a rule change. This guide covers both cases.

Delete a single statement

  1. Open the Documents tab.

  2. Right-click the row, or hover and click the three-dot menu on the right.

  3. Choose Delete. Confirm the prompt.

Deleting a statement removes all the rows it produced from your data. The original file is archived and not recoverable from the app — if you need it back, re-upload the source file.

Reparse a statement

Stateable parses each file exactly once. To force a reparse after, say, a carrier config update:

  1. Delete the existing statement using the steps above.

  2. Re-upload the same file from the Upload sheet.

The new run uses the latest carrier configuration and your latest rules. Any tags that your rules produce will be re-applied on the new rows.

Who can delete

Any teammate with access to the Documents tab can delete statements. There's no separate permission for destructive actions — review our article on permissions if you want to restrict this.

Troubleshooting

  • The row disappears but reappears after a refresh — the delete didn't confirm. Try again and watch for the success toast.

  • Reparsed file is marked as Duplicate — the delete hasn't propagated yet. Wait a moment and re-upload.

Related

  • Upload your first commission statement to Stateable

  • Understand document statuses and what they mean

  • Manage teammate permissions and access

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