Active products will appear on your integration and will be available for sale. Inactive products will NOT be available on your integration. It will still be available on the Inventory page on Thrive.

If you have a retail store and you'd like to receive a product into inventory, but not sell it until a certain date, you can simply deactivate (set Inactive) the products for now. That will keep it from appearing on the point of sale but will track it in Thrive. 

If you have a restaurant/bar/café, you likely don't want your employees to be able to sell raw ingredients to your Customers. Simply mark those products as Inactive. Thrive will still track them if they're used in Bundles and/or received manually.

Some businesses even prefer to track things like office supplies and cleaning products via Thrive Inventory. 

There are a number of reasons from seasonality to recalls, to weekend-only specials. Thrive Inventory gives you the control to determine what inventory is and is not for sale.

In the Create Products Bulk Upload, use the Active column to designate products to be inactive. By default, if this column is not altered, products be created in Thrive as active.

When a product is made inactive, the tie is severed between Thrive and the integration. That means when the item is switched back to active, it will override any changes that were made to the item within the integration.

Depending on the integration, deactivating a product in Thrive can delete the product from the integration entirely. Before deactivating numerous products, we recommend testing one product so you can see the effects before applying it to numerous products. This can result in product reviews being deleted for the product in the case of BigCommerce.

For Shopify, our Active toggle does not influence a product's Online Availability. More information can be found here.

For more information on how Thrive syncs with integrations, check out the article: How Thrive Syncs