how-to · company Open this in the console

Disable a person's sign-in.

Settings › users. Disable is on someone else's row. Your own row says you. Company admin or owner.

Machines keep reporting. This is the person, not the company. A disabled company is a different switch, under My company.

Open Settings › users

Disable is on Pat's row. Pat is an operator. Alex is the signed-in company admin, so that row has no disable button. The status chip says active. Invite a teammate is how a row gets here.

Users table with an active operator and a disable button on that row — Pat is active. Disable has not been pressed.

Press once to arm it

The label turns into confirm: disable. Press it again to disable the account. Their sessions are signed out, and the next sign-in is refused until you press enable on the same row. This shot stops before the second press, so Pat can still sign in.

Users table with the disable button armed, waiting for a second press — Disable is armed. A second press is what turns the account off. This one was not taken.

A forgotten password, with the account still active, is Issue a temporary password. Inviting them in the first place is Invite a teammate. A customer login, for all of their people, is Disable a customer's login. One person on that login is Disable one person on a customer login.