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Remove a Team Member from your Organization

Last modified: July 22nd, 2026

Permissions required

Members of the Owners and Developers Default Permission Groups, or Custom Permission Groups with the group:member:write permission, can remove Team Members from your Organization.

When someone no longer needs access to your Organization, you can remove them as a Team Member. This revokes their access and removes them from every Permission Group they belong to.

To leave an Organization yourself rather than remove someone else, please read our documentation on joining or leaving an Organization.

To remove a Team Member from your Organization:

  1. Navigate to the Team page under Org Settings.
  2. Under the Members tab, click the Team Member you want to remove from this Organization.
  3. Click the Remove from Organization button in the top right of the Team Member page.
  4. Click the Remove from Organization button in the confirmation modal to confirm.

CloudCannon will remove the Team Member from your Organization.

A screenshot of the Team Member page shows one Permission Group and the Remove from Organization button.
A screenshot of the Remove from Organization confirmation modal shows a message that a current Organization member must invite the removed Team Member to rejoin, with Cancel and Remove from Organization buttons.

Alternatively, you can remove a Team Member from the Team page by clicking the Context Menu in the top right of a member card and selecting Remove from Organization.

Your Plan includes a set number of Team Members, but you can pay for extra seats if you need to invite more. Removing a Team Member will only lower your bill if they used an additional seat. Unlike adding a Team Member, removing one does not show a billing confirmation modal.

You can remove multiple people from your Organization at once by deleting a Permission Group. This only works if:

  • You have Custom Permission Groups, AND
  • All the Team Members you want to remove from your Organization are only members of a single Permission Group.

For more information, please read our documentation on what Custom Permission Groups are.

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