14.1 Deleting a Landing Page

AIUNIFY Funnels provides a Delete action in the My Landing Pages Action menu.

Deletion is materially different from editing or cloning because it removes the Landing Page record.

14.2 Starting the Delete Operation

1. Open Landing Pages → My Landing Pages.
2. Locate the exact Landing Page you intend to remove.
3. Verify its Name, Domain, and other identifying information.
4. Open its Action menu.
5. Select Delete.

14.3 Delete Confirmation

Before the request is submitted, the My Landing Pages interface asks:

Confirm delete?

Cancel the operation if you are not certain that the correct Landing Page has been selected.

14.4 User-Scoped Deletion

The deletion controller searches for the requested Landing Page using both:

1. The authenticated user's ID.
2. The Landing Page's unique code.

The standard delete path therefore removes a Landing Page only when that Landing Page is found within the current user's matching records.

14.5 Successful Deletion Message

When the Landing Page is found and deleted, AIUNIFY Funnels returns to My Landing Pages with:

Deleted successfully

14.6 Critical Lead-Data Consequence

The Landing Page model defines a relationship to captured form-data records where:

1. The FormData source ID matches the Landing Page ID.
2. The FormData type is landingpage.

The model also contains a deletion hook that deletes those related FormData records when the Landing Page itself is deleted.

CRITICAL WARNING: Deleting a Landing Page also deletes the captured Lead/form-submission records associated with that Landing Page.

14.7 Why You Should Export Leads First

If a Landing Page contains Lead information that may be needed later, export the applicable Leads before deleting the Landing Page.

Lead CSV export is covered in Chapter 35.

Deleting the Landing Page first can remove the associated FormData records that would otherwise have been available for that export.

14.8 Deletion Is Not the Same as Unpublishing

If your goal is simply to stop using a Landing Page publicly, deletion may be more destructive than necessary.

The Landing Page model has a separate publishing state, and Landing Page Settings provide publishing controls.

Review whether changing the publishing state is more appropriate before permanently removing a Landing Page and its associated Lead records.

14.9 No Standard Restore Step in This Delete Path

The confirmed user deletion controller calls the Landing Page's delete operation directly after locating the user-owned Landing Page.

The current My Landing Pages Delete workflow does not present a restore confirmation or recycle-bin step as part of this operation.

For operational purposes, treat Delete as a destructive action.

14.10 Orders Are a Separate Data Type

AIUNIFY Funnels also maintains Ecommerce Orders separately from Landing Page FormData.

The confirmed Landing Page deletion hook specifically deletes related FormData records.

This manual does not claim that deleting a Landing Page automatically deletes its Ecommerce Order records because that behavior is not established by the confirmed Landing Page deletion hook.

If the Landing Page was used for sales, review Ecommerce → Orders separately before deleting it.

14.11 Public URL Impact

The public Landing Page experience depends on the corresponding Landing Page record.

After intentionally deleting a Landing Page, do not continue distributing its former public address as though the campaign still existed.

Update advertisements, QR destinations, emails, social posts, and other campaign references where necessary.

14.12 Recommended Pre-Deletion Checklist

1. Confirm the correct Landing Page Name.
2. Confirm the current Domain.
3. Review the Leads workspace for submissions associated with the Landing Page.
4. Export Lead data that must be retained.
5. Review Orders separately if the Landing Page was used for Ecommerce.
6. Consider whether unpublishing is sufficient instead of deleting.
7. If the design may be useful later, consider cloning or otherwise preserving the required configuration before deletion.
8. Only then select Delete and confirm the operation.

14.13 If the Requested Landing Page Is Not Found

If the delete controller cannot locate a matching Landing Page for the current user and supplied Landing Page code, the request ends with a not-found response rather than deleting another record.

14.14 Data-Retention Responsibility

Lead data can be operationally valuable even after a campaign ends.

Before deleting a campaign Landing Page, determine whether applicable organizational, contractual, or legal retention requirements require Lead or Order information to be preserved elsewhere.

Operating principle: Export what must be retained before deleting. In AIUNIFY Funnels, deleting a Landing Page also deletes its associated Landing Page FormData records.