Manage and undo splits
Track your splits as batches, retry anything that failed, and completely undo a split if you change your mind.
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Track your splits as batches, retry anything that failed, and completely undo a split if you change your mind.
Every split you run is recorded so you can check on it, retry parts that failed, or undo it entirely.
Each time you split a set of products, the app groups that run into a batch. Open View batches from the Split products page to see them.

A batch moves through these states:
Queued
Waiting for an earlier batch to finish — splits run one at a time.
Splitting n/N
In progress, with a live count of finished products.
Split
Completed successfully.
n failed
Completed, but some products didn't split.
Canceled
Stopped before finishing.
From a finished batch you can:
Re-run failed — try again on just the products that didn't succeed.
Remove from history — clear the batch record. This only removes the entry from this list; the products it created are not deleted.
If one product shows Failed on the Split products list, click Retry on its row to run just that one again. Failures are usually temporary (for example, a brief hiccup talking to Shopify), and a retry normally clears them.
Changed your mind? You can completely undo a finished split. On the Split products list, open the row's actions and choose Revert.

Reverting a split will:
Delete the products it created — permanently.
Remove the combined-listing group it built.
Restore the original product to the exact status it had before (Active or Draft), so it's ready to split again.
Reverting can't be undone. The products the split created are permanently deleted. Your original product is always safe — it's restored, not removed — and can be split again afterwards.
The row is kept as a Reverted record for your history, and the original product becomes available in the picker again immediately.
Only finished splits (status Split) can be reverted. If a split is still running, cancel or let it finish first.
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