Cancel an asset that's part of a Relies On relationship when no other product mandatorily
relies on it.
You can't cancel an asset that another product mandatorily relies on, because doing so
would leave active assets with a broken required dependency.
Before you cancel, review dependent assets in the Manage Asset Viewer on the account
page.
Open the asset, and then select Cancel.
Note If canceling the asset would leave a mandatory dependency unmet, Salesforce blocks the
cancellation and shows a validation message. Resolve the dependency first, for example,
cancel or relink the dependent source product, and then cancel again.
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