You can remove entire APIs from API Catalog for all supported sources. You can also
remove specific MuleSoft API versions. Keep your catalog current to use the latest APIs, including
their associated actions.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Developer, Enterprise, Performance, and
Unlimited Editions
To make sure that an API or API version is eligible to remove, follow these steps.
Remove its actions that are part of Salesforce automations.
Deactivate its actions in API Catalog.
Before you remove a MuleSoft API from API Catalog, remove the tags in Anypoint Exchange
that make the APIs eligible to sync. The tags are typically
sf-api-catalog and sf-api-topic. If you don’t
remove the tags, API Catalog adds the APIs or versions again in the next sync.
Note If you delete synced APIs from Anypoint Platform, they remain in API Catalog. Remove
them from API Catalog separately.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter API Catalog, and then
select API Catalog.
To remove an entire API, in the API list, for the API to remove, select the
Remove API action.
Removing an External Services API removes the API from API Catalog and from the
External Services page.
To remove a MuleSoft API version, complete these steps.
In the API list, select the API to remove.
Select the version of the API.
In the API version details page, click Remove API.
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