Cancel a Transaction and Reactivate the Listing

Created by Aubrey Finney, Modified on Thu, 1 May at 6:19 AM by Muhammad Harris

If you've created a Listing file for your sellers, and then went under contract, but the deal fell through, there is an easy way to restore your Listing back to active to add the new sale. You would just need to cancel the Transaction, and in the process, you will be able to opt to reactivate the listing. Let's go over the process.

 

  1. Navigate to your Transaction file. 
  2. In the upper right, click on Transaction Actions.
  3. Select Cancel Transaction.
  4. In the pop-up window, you will need to complete two items:
    - Reason for cancellation (optional): Enter a comment explaining why the Transaction is canceled.
    - exclamation.png Reactivate Original Listing: If you want to reactivate the original Listing connected to this Transaction, you must select "Yes, Reactivate it for me."
  5. Click Cancel Transaction to confirm.
  6. A final pop-up message will confirm that the Listing has been reactivated.

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That's all it takes! Your Transaction will now be Cancelled/Pending Approval until your admin approves the cancellation, and the reactivated Listing can be found under Manage Listings.

 

If you have any other questions about reactivating a Listing, don't hesitate to contact our 24/7 Support Team! We are available by phone at 800.507.4117, send an email over to [email protected] or start live chat with us at support.skyslope.com! Happy SkySloping!

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