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# Manage and undo splits

Every split you run is recorded so you can check on it, retry parts that failed, or undo it entirely.

## Batches

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.

<figure><img src="/files/1BkzXgNGbZTO9QNXVkd5" alt="The Batches list showing each split run with its status and product count"><figcaption><p>Every split run, with its status and how many products it created.</p></figcaption></figure>

A batch moves through these states:

| Badge                                  | Meaning                                                            |
| -------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **Queued**                             | Waiting for an earlier batch to finish — splits run one at a time. |
| **Splitting&#x20;*****n*****/*****N*** | In progress, with a live count of finished products.               |
| **Split**                              | Completed successfully.                                            |
| ***n*****&#x20;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.

## Retry a single product

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.

## Revert a split

Changed your mind? You can completely undo a finished split. On the Split products list, open the row's actions and choose **Revert**.

<figure><img src="/files/xlnWlTvPgc3B6zNxpUk1" alt="The Revert this split dialog listing the products to delete, the group to remove, and the original to restore"><figcaption><p>Revert spells out exactly what will be deleted and restored before you confirm.</p></figcaption></figure>

Reverting a split will:

1. **Delete the products it created** — permanently.
2. **Remove the combined-listing group** it built.
3. **Restore the original product** to the exact status it had before (Active or Draft), so it's ready to split again.

{% hint style="warning" %}
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.
{% endhint %}

The row is kept as a **Reverted** record for your history, and the original product becomes available in the picker again immediately.

{% hint style="info" %}
Only **finished** splits (status **Split**) can be reverted. If a split is still running, cancel or let it finish first.
{% endhint %}