Removing team members
Admins can safely remove members from their organization’s account. You can optionally reassign the member’s roles in on-call, escalations, and incident response to others.
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Admins can safely remove members from their organization’s account. You can optionally reassign the member’s roles in on-call, escalations, and incident response to others.
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Only admins have the ability to remove a team member. In your , you'll find the option to remove any member from your organization. When you remove a member, it may affect the escalation policies they’re part of. You’ll see the number of affected escalations and any open incidents currently assigned to that member. Once removed, the member will no longer receive any alerts.
It is recommended to transfer duties before removing any member to never miss an alert.
When removing a member, it’s important to transfer their responsibilities in on-call schedules, escalations, and incidents they are responding to. This will help with smooth transition, so no alerts are missed and the removed member doesn’t inadvertently go on-call again.
When a member is removed, they are automatically excluded from all escalation policies they were part of. For example, if an escalation policy sends the first alert to User A and the second alert to User B after 20 minutes, removing User A will result in the policy immediately alerting User B without delay.
If the escalation policy only included this member, that policy will no longer trigger. We recommend you transfer their duties or edit the escalation policy.
Open incidents are those that remain unresolved. If there are any open incidents assigned to the removed member, we recommend adding another responder or transferring responsibilities during the removal process.
Billing is adjusted in the next month's cycle. The adjustment is based on the highest number of team members from your organization using Spike.
Yes, you can add the same member back. However, you will need to re-add them to the relevant escalation policies and reassign any incidents they were handling. .
