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Removing a user from a control scope

Written by Hyperproof Support
Updated this week

Roles and permissions

The following roles can remove a user from a control scope:

  • Administrators

  • Compliance managers who are managers on the parent control

  • Compliance managers who are managers on the control scope

  • Users who are managers on the parent control

  • Users who are managers on the control scope

The steps for removing a user from a control scope depend on how the user was added to the control—directly, via the control scope OR indirectly, via the parent control.

A user added to the parent control is either a manager or a contributor on the main control. A user added to the control scope is either a manager or a contributor on the control scope.

Users added directly to the parent control are automatically added to each control scope.

Removing a user via the control scope

The steps below apply to users who were added directly to the control scope.

  1. From the left menu, select Controls.

  2. Select the parent control that corresponds to the user you want to remove.

    parent-control-generic.png

  3. Select the control scope that corresponds to the user you want to remove.

  4. From the facepile, click the image of the user or group you want to remove.

    facepile-generic.png

    The Member access window opens.

  5. Locate the user or group you want to remove, then click the arrow next to their role.

  6. Click Remove.

    The user or group is removed from the control scope.

Removing a user via the parent control

The steps below apply to users who were added directly to the parent control.

  1. From the left menu, select Controls.

  2. Select the parent control that corresponds to the user you want to remove.

    parent-control-generic.png

  3. From the facepile, click the image of the user or group you want to remove.

    facepile-generic.png

    The Member access window opens.

  4. Locate the user or group you want to remove, then click the arrow next to their role.

  5. Click Remove.

    The user or group is removed from the parent control.

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