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# Remove users' emergency access assignments

This article describes how to remove a user's Cerby Emergency Access assignment.

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**Who can use this feature?**

* Workspace **Owners** and **Super Admins**
* Supported using the Cerby web app
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As a workspace **Owner** or **Super Admin**, you can remove a user's emergency access assignment at any time.

## Remove users' emergency access assignments

To remove an assignment, you must complete the following steps:

1. Log in to your [Cerby](https://app.cerby.com/) workspace.
2. Select **Workspace Configuration** from the left navigation drawer. The **Workspace Configuration** page is displayed.
3. Select the **Emergency Access** tab. The **Emergency Access** tab is displayed with your current list of assigned users.
4. Locate the assigned user in the list.
5. Click the **Remove** button for that user. A success message is displayed confirming that the assignment is removed and access is revoked.

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**IMPORTANT:** Removing an assignment immediately revokes the user's registered security keys and ends any active emergency access session. This action cannot be undone. To use emergency access again, you must assign the user again and register a new security key.
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If an assigned user is deactivated or deleted through your identity provider's SCIM integration, Cerby automatically removes their emergency access assignment. If an assigned user leaves through another method, use the steps above to remove their assignment manually. See [Explore Cerby Emergency Access](/setup-and-admin/security-governance/emergency-access/explore-emergency-access.md) for details on what automatic revocation does.
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Now you are done.

## Related articles

**Setup guides:**

* [Explore Cerby Emergency Access](/setup-and-admin/security-governance/emergency-access/explore-emergency-access.md)
* [Assign users to emergency access](/setup-and-admin/security-governance/emergency-access/assign-users-to-emergency-access.md)
* [Terminate emergency access sessions](/setup-and-admin/security-governance/emergency-access/terminate-emergency-access-sessions.md)

**Troubleshooting:**

* [Troubleshooting: Emergency Access issues](https://help.cerby.com/tips-and-troubleshooting/troubleshooting/workspace-access/troubleshooting-emergency-access-issues)


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