How do we remove Ojja's access to our tools?

In two lines #

To remove Ojja's access, delete the Ojja Reader enterprise application in Microsoft Entra (Enterprise applications). Ojja removes nothing in your tenant: at the next test, it notes that the access is gone and stops its reading.

The steps #

1. In the Microsoft Entra admin center, open “Enterprise applications”.
2. Search for “Ojja Reader” and delete the application.
3. In your workspace, “Connections and access” then shows: “access removed, noted on …; reading has stopped”.
4. To give consent again later: the “Ask my admin” block prepares a new consent link (see Get the reading of your tools authorized).

What happens next:

• After a free readout: Once the readout is delivered, we read nothing more; we remind you on day 14 to remove access, and the raw extraction is purged on day 30.
• With Ojja Watch: reading stops too; nothing new is read in your tools.
• The raw data already read is deleted no later than 30 days after it was read.

On the Arvenne example #

The Arvenne example is a demonstration on fictional data: no real access is given there, there is nothing to remove.

What Ojja does not do #

Ojja has no administration role in your tenant: the removal is done at Microsoft, by your administrator.

The method #

We never touch it; retention: /en/trust.