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Delete a Territory Model
Delete a territory model if your team no longer actively uses the model for territory management or reference. You can’t delete an active territory. The model must be in Planning or Archived state.

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Delete a territory model if your team no longer actively uses the model for territory management or reference. You can’t delete an active territory. The model must be in Planning or Archived state.
| Available in: Salesforce Classic for some features and Lightning Experience for all features |
| Available in: Performance and Developer Editions and in Enterprise and Unlimited Editions with Sales |
| User Permissions Needed | |
|---|---|
| To delete a territory model: | Manage Territories AND View Setup and Configuration |
Deleting a territory model also deletes all its associated territories and account assignments. You can’t cancel the process or restore a deleted model. The process can take several hours, so we send you an email when it’s complete.
Before you delete a territory model, reassign opportunity splits and opportunity product splits to territories in an active territory model, or remove territory associations. To perform the territory reassignment, we recommend using the filter-based opportunity territory assignment tool. You can also reassign territories manually or by using Data Loader.

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