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How to Leave a Facebook Business Portfolio
Leaving isn't self-service: an admin with full control has to remove you from the business portfolio.
Is this your situation?
You want out of a business portfolio you no longer work with. You are looking for a way to remove yourself without waiting on anyone else.
The short answer
A person can remove someone from a business portfolio only if they have full control of the business portfolio. Ask someone with full control of the portfolio to remove you.
Before you start
- Confirm who has full control A person can remove someone from a business portfolio only if they have full control of the business portfolio.Verify: Check the business portfolio's People list for who holds full control.
- Check your own portfolio status The person being removed must be in the organization's business portfolio.Verify: Check that your name appears in the portfolio's People list.
- Check for assigned assets Removing a person from a business portfolio revokes their access to any business assets they have access to.Verify: Check which Pages, Instagram accounts or ad accounts are listed under your name.
How Facebook handles this
- A person can remove someone from a business portfolio only if they have full control of the business portfolio.
- Removing a person from a business portfolio revokes their access to that business portfolio.
- Removing a person also revokes access to business assets such as a Facebook Page, Instagram account, or ad account.
- Removing people from a business portfolio is a different action from removing partners.
Step by step
- Identify who holds full control A person can remove someone from a business portfolio only if they have full control of the business portfolio.Confirm: Check the People section for the person marked with full control.
- Ask that person to remove you A prerequisite for removing someone from a business portfolio is that the requester has full control of the business portfolio.Confirm: Check that the person has agreed to carry out the removal.
- They go to Settings To remove someone from a business portfolio in Meta Business Suite, the first step is to go to Settings in Meta Business Suite for the business portfolio.Where: Meta Business Suite → SettingsConfirm: Check that the Settings page for the business portfolio has loaded.
- They click People The second step is to click People in the left menu.Confirm: Check that the People list is displayed.
- They click your name The third step is to click the name of the person to be removed.Confirm: Check that your profile details appear.
- They click Remove and confirm The fourth step is to click Remove and confirm the removal of the person from the business portfolio.Confirm: Check that your name no longer appears in the People list.
- Check your remaining access Removing a person from a business portfolio revokes their access to any business assets they have access to, such as a Facebook Page, Instagram account, or ad account.Confirm: Check that the Pages and ad accounts you previously managed no longer appear.
Common mistakes
- No one has full control If no one has full control, you can submit a request to get full control of the business portfolio.Why it happens: The admin who held full control left without transferring it.
- Confusing leaving with removing a partner Removing people from a business portfolio is different from removing partners.Why it happens: The two removal flows sit in different sections.
- Not expecting Page access to go too Removing a person from a business portfolio revokes their access to business assets such as a Page, Instagram account, or ad account.Why it happens: Asset access is tied to the same removal action.Already happened: If you still have access somewhere, review it with the audit access guide.
Roles at a glance
| Role | Can remove you | Can remove a partner | Needs full control |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full control | Revokes access to that business portfolio. | Not stated by Facebook | A person can remove someone from a business portfolio only if they have full control of the business portfolio. |
| Partial access | Not stated by Facebook | Not stated by Facebook | Not stated by Facebook |
| Full control | Revokes access to business assets such as a Page, Instagram account, or ad account. | Not stated by Facebook | The person being removed must be in the organization's business portfolio. |
| Partial access | Not stated by Facebook | Not stated by Facebook | Not stated by Facebook |
Keeping track of who has access
After you have confirmed who removed you and from where, the app is where you keep track of who has access to each Facebook asset. Delvia keeps that record current as people join and leave your portfolio.
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