If you want to mark a product as discontinued instead of deleting it from the system, this can be done at any time from the inventory page.
Things to know:
- The ability to discontinue a product in the inventory is governed by the "Discontinue Products" access control setting.
- Discontinued products will be labeled as “(Discontinued)” in red next to their name
- For franchise businesses, product updates at both the parent and child account levels impact all associated locations.
- Parent Account Level: Discontinuing a global product from any single location will mark it as "discontinued" at all locations associated with the parent account.
- Child Account Level: Discontinuing a local product from any single location will mark it as "discontinued" at all locations within that child account.
- Once a product is marked as discontinued, its associated SKU cannot be added to a purchase order. The product will still appear in the product library but will be greyed out and unavailable for selection.
- If a discontinued product still has stock in retail inventory, it can continue to be sold to clients until the stock is depleted.
- Auto-deduction will not occur for discontinued back bar products
- If a discontinued product was previously set to auto-deduct when a service was performed, attempting to add new auto-deduct products for that service in the services menu will result in a "Failed to create/update some deduction rules" error. To resolve this, remove all products including discontinued ones from the configuration, then re-add only the active products that should auto-deduct for the service.
To manually mark a product as discontinued, simply:
- Go to POS > Inventory
- Search for the product
- Click on the product in your inventory list that you want to mark as inactive
- Select the Edit Product Details link
- Set the Active toggle to NO
- Once updated, save
- The product will be marked as Discontinued
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