Remove a user from a Redox organization

Last updated: Apr 26, 2024

You can remove a user from an existing organization in the Redox dashboard by following the instructions below.

Only for organization or admin roles

You must be assigned to an organization owner or admin role to add or delete users. If these options are disabled or missing, it means that you aren't assigned to the right organization role.

SSO-enabled organizations

If your Redox organization is SSO-enabled, there are steps to manage users in both your identity provider and the Redox dashboard. Read your identity provider's docs for managing users.

For adding users, you must first add the user in your identity provider. The user then logs in to the Redox dashboard, which triggers the membership sync from the identity provider to the Redox dashboard. The user appears in the Redox organization.

For managing users, assign user roles in the Redox dashboard.

For removing users, you must first remove a user in your identity provider. This removes the user's access to the Redox organization. You should also remove the user record from the Redox organization since changing membership in your identity provider doesn't automatically reflect in the Redox organization.

Log in to the dashboard.
On the navigation menu, your username displays at the bottom. Click your username for the user menu to appear.
On the user menu, select the Access Control option.
Access control option
The Access Control section opens and displays three tabs. Click the Users tab.
Role permissions
If you want a quick refresher on which permissions belong to which role, navigate to the Roles tab and view the default roles and related permissions.
A list of active users in the organization displays. Find the user you want to update.
In the user's row, click the Action (three dots) button.
Select the Quick View option from the drop-down menu.
The Details panel opens with user information, MFA status, and login info. Click the Remove button to remove the user from the organization.
Remove a user from a Redox organization

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