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# How to de-provision a user?

There are three ways to de-provision a user in FenixPyre:

**Remove the User from the Application:**

1. **Log in to Okta Portal:**
   * Access your organization's Okta portal and log in with your credentials.
2. **Navigate to Applications:**
   * Go to the `Applications` section.
   * Select the `Applications` submenu.
3. **Select the FenixPyre SAML Application:**
   * Click on the SAML application for FenixPyre.
4. **Remove User Assignment:**

   * Navigate to the `Assignments` tab.
   * Remove the user from the assignments by click on `x` icon.

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   The same user will be deactivated in FenixPyre.

**Remove or Deactivate the User in SSO**

* If you deactivate the user in your Okta user directory, the same user will be deactivated in FenixPyre.

**Remove the User from the Group**

* Remove the user from the group that is assigned to the FenixPyre SAML app.

By following these steps, you can effectively de-provision users from FenixPyre through your Okta portal.


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