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# Terminate agreement

Cancel an active Marketplace agreement.

You can terminate an agreement by submitting a termination order.&#x20;

When you terminate an agreement, all subscriptions with the agreement are cancelled.&#x20;

Once terminated, the agreement can't be restored or used when ordering new subscriptions. However, it can still be accessed within the platform.

### Before you begin <a href="#before-you-begin" id="before-you-begin"></a>

Before terminating an agreement, note the following points:

* You can only terminate an active agreement.&#x20;
* Creating a termination order doesn't immediately cancel your agreement. An agreement is terminated only after approval by the vendor.

### Terminate an agreement

To terminate an agreement:

1. Go to **Marketplace** > **Agreements**.
2. (Optional) Use filters to find the required agreement.
3. Select the agreement.&#x20;
4. On the agreement details page, select the dropdown arrow <img src="data:image/png;base64,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" alt="" data-size="line">, then choose **Terminate**.&#x20;

<div data-with-frame="true"><figure><img src="https://content.gitbook.com/content/Z5DNbniz33mXCZoO62Rm/blobs/VdgnVtQFoJTb6MNOOKRh/image.png" alt=""><figcaption><p>Use the Terminate Agreement wizard to submit a termination order for the agreement.</p></figcaption></figure></div>

5. In the guided **Terminate agreement** flow, do the following:
   1. **Items** – Make sure the new item quantity is displayed as 0. Then, select **Next**.
   2. **Order details** – Add or update the additional ID and notes as needed. When done, select **Next**.&#x20;
   3. **Review order** – Check the order details, then select **Place order** to submit your order.&#x20;
   4. **Summary** – Select **View order** to open the details page or select **Close**.

Once the termination order is submitted, the status of the agreement changes from **Active** to **Updating**.&#x20;

When the order has been processed and all subscriptions in the agreement are canceled, the status changes to **Terminated**.


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