Venva allows you to remove team members from your workspace when they no longer need access. Once removed, the user is immediately disconnected from your Venva account and can no longer access your workspace.
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Removing a team member does not erase the activity they already performed while they were part of your operation. Their historical activity remains available for internal review and auditability.
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What this page is used for
Inside My Team, you can remove a team member when you no longer want them to have access to your Venva workspace.
This is useful when:
a team member leaves your operation
a user no longer needs access
you want to tighten workspace access
a role or relationship has changed
How to remove a team member
To remove a team member:
Open My Team
Find the team member you want to remove
Open the Actions menu
Select Delete
Confirm the removal
Venva will show a confirmation prompt before the account is removed.
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Team members can be removed from the Actions menu inside My Team.
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Venva asks for confirmation before removing a team member from your workspace.
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What happens after removal
Once a team member is removed:
they are immediately removed from your Venva account
they no longer have access to your workspace
they can no longer use their previous permissions inside your workspace
This is an access removal action. It prevents further activity from that user inside your Venva operation.
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Removing a team member does not erase past activity
When a team member is removed, Venva does not delete the activity they already performed while they had access.
That means past records such as team activity logs remain available for review.
This helps preserve a clear internal history of actions that were already taken inside the workspace.
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Preserving audit history
Venva preserves historical activity for accountability.
If a removed team member previously:
updated roles
managed trades
edited inventory
performed wallet-related actions
created automations
sent invitations
made other tracked workspace changes
those historical records remain part of your internal activity trail.
Removing the user stops future access, but does not wipe the past actions they already performed.
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Best practice
Before removing a team member, it is a good idea to review:
whether they still need access
whether their permissions should be reduced instead
whether you want to review their recent activity first
If the user should no longer have any access at all, removal is the correct action.
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Why it matters
Removing a team member revokes their access while preserving the historical activity records needed for oversight, accountability, and internal review. This gives vendors a clean way to protect workspace access while preserving the audit trail needed for oversight, accountability, and internal review.

