Remove a member
You can remove a member from one workspace while leaving them in others, or remove them from your team entirely. Both actions take effect immediately.
Remove a member from one workspace
Section titled “Remove a member from one workspace”Use this when you want someone to lose access to a specific workspace but stay on your team.
- Sign in to Acme and go to Settings → Members.
- On the Members tab, find the person and locate the workspace you want to remove them from.
- Select the remove button next to that workspace.
- Confirm in the dialog.
The member loses access to that workspace immediately, and you’ll see a confirmation.
Remove a member from your team
Section titled “Remove a member from your team”Use this to remove someone from the entire organization in one step.
- Go to Settings → Members and find the person on the Members tab.
- Select Remove from team next to their name.
- Confirm in the dialog.
They’re removed from all workspaces and from your organization at once.
What a removed member loses
Section titled “What a removed member loses”When you remove someone from a workspace, they lose access to everything in that workspace. When you remove them from the team (or remove them from their last workspace), they additionally:
- Lose access to all workspaces in your organization.
- Are no longer counted toward your member seats — see Plans and limits.
- Keep their own Acme account. Removing someone from your organization doesn’t delete their account; it only ends their access to your team’s workspaces.
Things to know
Section titled “Things to know”- You can’t remove yourself. The remove actions are for managing other members. If you’re the organization owner and want to leave or hand over the organization, contact support.
- To change someone’s access instead of removing it, lower their role rather than removing them — see Change a member’s role.
- Cancelling a pending invitation is different from removing a member — if the person hasn’t accepted yet, revoke the invitation instead. See Invite members.