Recusing members of committees on Interfolio cases revokes the access they've been granted as a result of their committee membership. This is helpful in cases where someone who is on a standing committee should not have access to a particular case, but the rest of the members should.
Unlike administrative recusal, when you recuse a committee member on a particular case step in Interfolio, they are recused from that committee for all steps where it appears. Note, however, that if they have access to the case through another avenue — either as an administrator or as a member of another committee assigned to the case — you should also consider recusing them in that context (i.e., from the other committee, or as an admin), because they will potentially retain case access. See the article linked near the bottom of this page for instructions on recusing administrators.
Summary
Step 1. Log into Interfolio
Step 2. View the Cases Page
Step 3. Open the Case
Step 4. Open Case Review Steps
Step 5. Edit Details for a Committee
Step 6. Click the "No" Icon
Step 1. Log into Interfolio
You can access Interfolio either by clicking on links in a case notification email you receive, or by navigating to their website directly at www.interfolio.com. Instructions for logging in can be found in the article How to Access Interfolio for Administrators, linked near the bottom of this page.
Step 2. View the Cases Page
When you first log in, Interfolio shows you the Dashboard page. Click the "Cases" link at the left.
The Case Review Steps screen in the Edit Case view in Interfolio, with names of the committees on the step. Click this image to view a larger version.
Step 3. Open the Case
Click the candidate's name in the list that appears.
The Cases List page in Interfolio, with a link to a case. Click this image to view a larger version.
Step 4. Open the Case Review Steps
Click the "Case Options" button and then the "Edit Case" link. Click the "Case Review Steps" link in the page that opens, as shown below.
The Case Materials tab of the Case page in Interfolio, with the "Case Options" button and the "Edit Case" link. Click this image to view a larger version.
The Case Review Steps screen in the Edit Case view in Interfolio, with the "Case Review Steps" link. Click this image to view a larger version.
Step 5. Edit Details for a Committee
Click the "Edit Details" button next to the committee with the member you'd like to recuse. Interfolio displays a list of people on the committee, along with their committee manager ("starred") status, and their recusal status. Note in the screenshot below that Jessica Bruin has already been recused.
The Case Review Steps screen in the Edit Case view in Interfolio, with the "Edit Details" link for a committee. Click this image to view a larger version.
Step 6. Click the No Icon
Click the "buster" symbol (circle with a slash through it) next to the person you want to recuse, then click "Yes" in the verification dialog that appears. Interfolio displays the "recused" tag next to their name. This person will no longer have access to the case through their membership on this committee.
The Edit Details screen for a case step in Interfolio, with the "No" icon (buster symbol, circle with a slash through it). Click this image to view a larger version.
The confirmation message for the Edit Details screen for a case step in Interfolio, with the "Yes" button. Click this image to view a larger version.
The Edit Details screen for a case step in Interfolio, with the "Recused" tag next to the name of a recused member. Click this image to view a larger version.
See Also
How to Access Interfolio for Administrators
How to Recuse an Interfolio Administrator from a Case Step in Interfolio