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# Manage Your Connected Social Accounts as a Brand
The *Connected Accounts* screen lists every social account connected to your brand account.
## Access your connected accounts
1. From the top navigation bar, select  **\[User profile] → Settings**.
2. Navigate to the *Technical* section under *Program Settings* and select **Connected Accounts**.
3. Search or filter for your accounts. Refer to the *Filter reference* and *Column reference* below.
Filter reference
| Filter | Description |
| ----------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Search bar | Use the search bar to find a specific account. |
| Connection Status | Filter for accounts based on whether they're *Connected* or *Disabled*. |
Column reference
| Column | Description |
| ----------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Name | The name or handle of the connected account. |
| Type | The platform the account belongs to, e.g., *Instagram Profile*, *Facebook Page*. |
| Date Added | The date the account was first connected. |
| Added By | The user who connected the account. |
| Connection Status | Whether the connection is active or inactive. |
## Reconnect your account
Connections expire when a platform's access token lapses, when permissions are revoked on the social platform's side, or when the authorizing user loses admin access. Features that rely on the account, including [Instagram creator discovery](/brand/what-would-you-like-to-learn-about/platform-features/find-partners-and-creators/find-creators-with-creator-search.md#instagram) and [amplification](/brand/what-would-you-like-to-learn-about/creator-program/working-with-creators/amplify-your-creator-ads/configure-an-amplification-campaign.md), stop working until you reconnect.
1. From the *Connected Accounts* screen, hover over the account and select  **\[More] → Reconnect**.
2. Follow the prompts in the pop-up window to reauthorize impact.com.
* Accept all requested permissions. Declining any of them may leave the connection unusable.
## Set your account as the default
Your default social account is used for creator discovery and messaging, and Creator Search results are ordered by relevance to it. The first account you add becomes the default automatically.
1. From the *Connected Accounts* screen, hover over the social account you want to use and select  **\[More] → Set as Default**.
* A  **\[Crown]** appears next to the default account's name.
## Disable or delete an account
{% tabs %}
{% tab title="Disable" %}
When you disable a social account it remains on the list, but impact.com stops using it for connected features until you enable it again.
1. From the *Connected Accounts* screen, hover over the social account and select  **\[More] → Disable**.
{% endtab %}
{% tab title="Delete" %}
When you delete an account, you remove the account and its authorization from impact.com. To use it again, you'll need to add it back and reauthorize.
1. From the *Connected Accounts* screen, hover over the social account and select  **\[More] → Delete**.
{% endtab %}
{% endtabs %}
{% hint style="warning" %}
**Important**: Disabling or deleting an account stops any feature that relies on it. Check whether the account is in use by an active amplification campaign, or is set as your default for creator discovery, before you remove it.
{% endhint %}
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