> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://support.barnetpos.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://support.barnetpos.com/liquor-store-portal/product-maintenance/delisting-skus.md).

# Delisting SKUs

**DELISTING SKUS**

**Purpose**\
Delist SKUs you no longer plan to order. Delisting hides them from \<Product Maintenance> once their on-hand quantity reaches zero. Delisted SKUs:

* Do **not** appear on the Re-Order Guide.
* Do **not** appear in product searches at the till.

**Filtering Delisted SKUs**

* To hide delisted SKUs with zero on-hand, select the filter **“Don’t Show Delist with 0 OnHand.”**
* To view only delisted SKUs, set the **Show** filter to **Delist.**

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**Delisting Individual SKUs**

1. Go to the **Stock** tab on the SKU’s Product Maintenance page.
2. Check the **Out of Stock/Delist** box.
3. Click “Save”.

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**Delisting Multiple SKUs with “Apply All”**

1. Sort your database (e.g., by on-hand quantity or another criterion).
2. Select the SKUs you want to delist:
   * Check the box to the left of each SKU, or
   * Select all items on a page using the header row checkbox.
3. Uncheck any SKUs you don’t want to delist.
4. Click “Update Items” and choose **Delist (Out of Stock).**
5. In the **Apply for All** pop-up, select your preferred option.
6. Click “Update” to complete the process.

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