You’ll see their current role in the User Type column.Note: There must always be at least one team admin. If you're deleting a user, select whether or not you'd like to use remote wipe to remove any files from the user’s linked devices the next time they come online, and then click Delete.Click the gear icon beside the member's name, and select either Remove admin permissions or Delete user.Click Members, and then locate the member whose account you'd like to delete.Confirm you’ve selected the correct admin permissions level in the pop-up window.

Select Add admin permissions from the menu.Click the gear icon for the member you want to make an admin.Sign in to with your admin credentials.Not using Dropbox yet? See how Dropbox makes managing file permissions easy.

Admins on Advanced or Enterprise teams can have global permissions as a team admin or a more limited set of permissions. Dropbox recommends that all Dropbox team accounts have at least two admins.Īdmins on a Standard team all have global permissions as team admins.

Admins can manage membership to the team, change settings, and manage billing. On Dropbox Standard, Advanced, and Enterprise accounts, there are admins and team members.