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• Suspend member: When a workspace user is suspended, the user cannot access the workspace.
  • The suspended user still counts against the workspace limit.
  • All of the user's flows and datasets are retained.
  • Resources such as connections and flows that are owned by the user become inaccessible to workspace users that have access.
  • To permit a user access again, select Reactivate member.

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• Disable: When a workspace user is disabled, the user cannot access the workspace.

  • All of the user's flows and datasets are retained.
    
    

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    NOTE: Schedules owned by a disabled user continue to execute. An admin can disable the schedule. See Schedules Page.

    
    

  • Resources such as connections and flows that are owned by the user become inaccessible to workspace users that have access.
  • To permit access again, select Enable.

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• Remove: When a user is removed, the user's account, including all assets such as imported datasets, samples, and recipes, are removed from the workspace.
  

  • At time of removal, you can choose to transfer ownership of the user's assets to another user. If those assets are not transferred, they are removed with the user's account.

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    If you must recover a removed user or that user's assets, please contact D s support within 14 days of the deletion.

  • A workspace admin cannot remove himself or herself from the workspace.

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 For more information, see Invite Workspace Users.

Edit Users

To modify a user account in the workspace, please complete the following steps.

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