Remove a member or leave an organization

Close someone’s access in one step, and keep everything your team depends on. When a person leaves the company or changes projects, you remove them from the organization. Anything they own that other people use moves to a new owner you pick. You can also leave an organization yourself.

Before you start

To remove someone: you are an admin or owner. Only an owner can remove another owner.
To leave: an admin or owner removes you. An organization always keeps at least one owner, so the last owner promotes another member to owner first. See Change a member’s role.

Remove a member

Open the organization menu in the top bar and choose Organization settings.
Open Members.
In the Active members table, find the person and click Remove on their row.
Confirm:
- If they own nothing that other people use, the browser asks “Remove dana@example.com?”. Click OK.
- If they do, a dialog titled with their name lists each item, who it is shared with, and a New owner for each. Pick the new owners, then click Move N and remove with their name.

Leave an organization

Ask an admin or owner of the organization to remove you, following the steps above. They pick new owners for anything you share as part of the same step.

Before you go, you can also give anything other people use a new owner yourself. See Change the owner of a resource.

What happens to their things

Their running spaces are stopped.
Items that other people use move to the new owners you picked.
Their personal credentials that nobody else uses, and their personal manifests, are deleted.
They leave all their teams, and shares made to them end.
Their webhook endpoints and API keys are revoked.
Team and organization manifests they created stay.

What you should see

The person is gone from Active members, and from marshal member list.

Bring the next person in: invite a teammate.