How to Remove Account Access From Google Analytics
Google Analytics provides detailed tracking data to help monitor website traffic. The service allows for tracking the success of marketing campaigns and e-commerce sites. Google Analytics shows how visitors arrive at and use a website, letting the site's owner stay up to date with the site statistics. It tracks site usage with a JavaScript code provided by Google the site owner installs on each page that needs to be tracked. The site administrator can give account access to other users, allowing them to see only the statistics the site owner specifies.
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Instructions
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Old Google Analytics
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Log into the Google Analytics account with the administrator account. Click "Analytics Settings" in the top-left corner of the page.
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Select the name of the account to delete from the drop-down box on the right side of the orange navigation bar. Click "Edit account settings" next to the account name.
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Click "Delete this account" under the section with the country and time zone information. Click "Delete" to confirm.
New Google Analytics
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Log into the Google Analytics account with the administrator account. Click the gear in the top-right section of the orange navigation bar.
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Click the account name with the site you want to remove, then click "Account Settings."
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Click "Delete this account." Click "Delete Account" to confirm.
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Tips & Warnings
Removing accounts from Google Analytics will permanently delete all tracking data associated with the site, so back up your site's data before making any changes.
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