Considerations for Removing a Product from a Price Book
Before you remove a product from a price book, consider a few key points.
Required Editions
Products and price books available in: both Salesforce Classic and Lightning
Experience
Quotes available in Salesforce Classic
Products and price books available in: Professional, Enterprise,
Performance, Unlimited, and Developer Editions
Quotes available in: Performance and Developer Editions and in
Professional, Enterprise, and Unlimited Editions with the Sales
Cloud
If you remove a product from a price book, all related price book entries are
removed.
If you restore the product from the Recycle Bin, any related price book entries are
restored with it.
If opportunities, quotes, service contracts, or contract line items are associated with a product, you can’t remove the product.
You can’t remove a product that’s used on an opportunity or quote. If you try to remove
it, Salesforce displays a list of the opportunities and quotes. That way, you can remove the
product from those opportunities and quotes and try again. If you don’t want to remove the
product from all opportunities and quotes, you can deactivate (recommended) or archive the
product. See Considerations for Removing Products and Price Books.
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