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How to remove someone from TikTok Business Center

Revoke a person’s TikTok access cleanly: remove them from Business Center, double-check what they could still reach, and confirm nothing is left behind.

Removing a person from Business Center pulls their seat and the asset access that came with it — but it is worth a quick sweep afterwards, because someone may also hold access elsewhere: directly on an ad account, on a TikTok Shop in Seller Center, or through a Spark Ads code they were given. Removing them from one place does not touch the others.

If your situation is actually …

Before you start

  • You are an Admin

    Only an Admin can remove people from the Business Center.

  • You know everywhere the person had access

    Business Center seat, individual ad accounts, Shop staff, and any Spark Ads codes are separate places to check.

Remove a person and confirm it stuck

  1. Open Users and find the person

    Go to the Users area and locate the person you want to remove.

    Where: business-center.tiktok.com → Users

  2. Remove them from the Business Center

    Use the option to remove the member. This ends their seat and the asset access tied to it.

    Where: business-center.tiktok.com → Users → remove member

    Confirm: They no longer appear in the Users list.

  3. Check the assets they held

    Open the accounts and ad accounts they were assigned and confirm their name is gone from each.

    Where: business-center.tiktok.com → Assets

  4. Sweep the places Business Center does not cover

    Check TikTok Shop Seller Center staff, any direct ad-account members, and active Spark Ads codes the person may have been given.

Where this goes wrong

  • Assuming one removal covers everything

    A person can hold access in Seller Center or directly on an ad account that Business Center removal does not touch.

    Why it happens: Access lives in several systems that look like one.

    Already happened: Offboard a team member

Frequently asked questions

The Business Center seat and its asset access end when you remove the person. Sessions they already have open should lose access on their next action.

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