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Phasing out

If a product is phased out, Optiply will no longer advise this product to buy until you receive backorders.

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Written by Albertine Kempeneers
Updated over a year ago

When a product is phased out, Optiply will not keep the product in stock. Therefore, the product will only be advised to purchase when the stock position is smaller than 0.

Why would you phase out a product?

You can phase out products for several reasons:

  • You want to remove the product from your assortment, but the product is still available for purchase.

  • You know you don't need the product for the next six months and don't want to restock it.

  • This product is drop-shipped or cross-docked

Check this page to learn how to phase out in the Optiply frontend.

Phase out temporarily

When you temporarily phase out a product, it will reappear in the purchase advice after the set date. The advised stock level will be updated automatically.

Selling products that are not kept in stock

Products you want to sell, but do not want to keep in stock, can also be put on 'phasing out'. In fact, 'phasing out' means topping up to 0; we will only buy the product if your stock gets negative.

Check this page to learn how to phase out in bulk!

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