What happens to X drafts and scheduled posts when you disconnect an account from Xtrovert?
Do not disconnect an X account while you still expect its drafts, scheduled posts, or automations to run. Xtrovert removes the connected account locally and its account-linked queue data, while also attempting to revoke the X access token, so copy anything you need and resolve the queue before confirming disconnection.
What should you review before disconnecting the X account?
Review every Draft, Scheduled, Failed, and Posted item associated with that username, plus any pending plug, retweet, or delete plan you still care about. Save approved copy and media references outside the queue, because the account is the parent record for those items in Xtrovert.
Also verify that you selected the intended profile in a multi-account workspace. A similar handle or avatar is not enough; compare the exact username and check upcoming campaign dates before you confirm the dialog.
What is the fast way to disconnect safely with Xtrovert?
The fast way is to pause new scheduling, export or copy the content you must retain, remove or resolve upcoming work, and then use Disconnect on the exact account card. Xtrovert asks for confirmation, attempts token revocation with X, and removes the account from the connected workspace.
Use the browser-local Xtrovert Studio if you need a temporary place to reconstruct non-sensitive copy before reconnecting. Check account limits for Free and Pro if the goal is to replace one profile with another.
Will scheduled posts keep publishing after disconnection?
No, you should treat disconnection as the end of unattended publishing for that account. The queue depends on the connected account and its authorization, and Xtrovert removes account-linked posts and actions when the local connection is deleted.
Unscheduling alone preserves a post as a draft only while the account remains connected. If a launch is merely delayed, follow the guide to unschedule a post without deleting its draft instead of disconnecting the profile.
Does disconnecting remove your X password or revoke access?
Xtrovert never needs your X password for the connection; it uses official OAuth tokens. During disconnection it makes a best-effort token revocation request and removes the encrypted token record locally even if the external revocation request cannot complete.
You can also review authorized apps in X when you need independent confirmation. The guide to OAuth refresh-token rotation without password sharing explains how the connected authorization works before it is removed.
How should you reconnect later with Xtrovert?
Reconnect later as a new authorization and rebuild only the queue that is still current. Xtrovert can connect the X profile again, but removed drafts, schedules, and automation records should not be expected to reappear automatically.
Verify the username, recheck every date, and publish a low-risk item before restoring a large campaign. This makes Xtrovert’s account boundary explicit and prevents an old queue from silently returning after a deliberate disconnection.