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# How to Delete a Job

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**Important:** this feature requires the paid **Operations add-on.**
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Delete a job from the deal or from the Production Calendar. Deleting removes it from the schedule and keeps the related history intact.

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## Where can I Delete a Job?

### From a deal

1. Open the deal.
2. On the **Schedule** card, click the `...` menu.
3. Select **Delete**.
4. Confirm the deletion.

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### From the Production Calendar

1. Open **Calendars → Production**.
2. Choose **Schedule**, **Day**, **Week**, or **Month** view.
3. Click the job.
4. Open the job preview.
5. Select **Delete**.
6. Confirm the deletion.

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## What happens after deleting the job

After you delete the job:

* It is removed from the **Production Calendar** Day, Week and Month views.
* It is removed from the deal's **Schedule** section.
* It returns to **Unscheduled**.

The deletion history still appears on:

* The deal's **Activity log.**
* The related contact and company records.

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Need to change the dates or crew instead? Use [Edit or Reschedule a Job](/support/operations/jobs/edit-or-reschedule-a-job.md).
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