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Remove Prospects from a Sales Engagement Cadence
If you no longer want to target a prospect or you want to add them to a different cadence, remove them from their current cadence. You can remove one or all prospects from a cadence.

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If you no longer want to target a prospect or you want to add them to a different cadence, remove them from their current cadence. You can remove one or all prospects from a cadence.
| Available in: Lightning Experience |
| Available with Sales Engagement, which is included with Sales in Performance, Einstein 1, and Unlimited Editions, and available for an extra cost in Professional and Enterprise Editions. Sales Engagement is also available for an extra cost in Service and Lightning Platform. |
| User Permissions Needed | |
|---|---|
| To remove prospects from a cadence: | Sales Engagement User or Sales Engagement User Included OR Sales Engagement Cadence Creator Included OR Modify All Data |
Except for users with Modify All Data permission, you must be one of the following to remove a target from a cadence:
Guest users can't remove targets from cadences.
To remove a single prospect from their assigned cadence:
To remove all prospects from a cadence, from the cadence detail page, go to the Cadence Targets related list. Then click Remove up to 200 Targets until all prospects are removed.
To remove prospects from a list view, select up to 200 records and click Remove from Cadence.
To remove prospects from a cadence from a report, adjust the report filters until only the records you wish to remove are shown. Then click Remove from Cadence.

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