Before deleting any listings, it's important to understand how deleting differs from ending a listing in Sellbrite.
Deleting a listing removes it from Sellbrite but does not remove it from your sales channel.
Ending a listing removes it from your sales channel, but it will still be visible in Sellbrite.
Note: As long as there are no open orders associated with a listing, it can be deleted from Sellbrite. However, we do not recommend deleting ended listings. Ended listings provide a historical link between an order and the product that was sold. Additionally, deleting a listing from Sellbrite without first ending or deactivating it on the marketplace may leave the listing live, potentially causing confusion.
Each marketplace uses its own term for an ended listing. For example, Walmart refers to ended listings as Retired, whereas Etsy refers to them as Inactive or Expired.
How to End Listings in Sellbrite
It’s important to note that not all sales channels allow listings to be ended directly from Sellbrite.
In Sellbrite, ending listings is supported for:
eBay (End Listing)
Etsy (Deactivate Listing)
Walmart (Retire Listing)
The following channels do not support ending listings from Sellbrite and must be managed directly within the sales channel:
Amazon
Google
Shopify
BigCommerce
WooCommerce
Newegg
To end a listing in Sellbrite:
Navigate to the Listings Manager page for the channel where the listing is active.
Open the listing page.
Select Retire (for Walmart), Deactivate (for Etsy), or End Listing (for eBay).
How to Delete Listings in Sellbrite
You can delete listings from Sellbrite in two ways: individually from the listing page or in bulk from the Listings Manager.
Delete a single listing
To delete a listing directly:
Open the Edit Listing page for the listing you want to delete.
Select Delete.
Delete listings in bulk
To delete multiple listings at once:
Navigate to the Listings Manager page for the channel where you want to delete listings.
Select the checkbox next to each listing you want to remove.
Select Delete.
