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Archiving a Plan Instead of Deleting It

Deleting a plan someone bought into would orphan their enrollment — sessions, payments, payouts and analytics all resolve a pack's name, price and session count through it. So a plan in use cannot be deleted at all.

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Delete is refused whenever any enrollment references the plan, in any status. A plan nobody ever bought still deletes normally.
Archiving retires the plan from every buying surface and forces it inactive. Restoring it leaves publishing back up to you.
Archived plans are hidden behind 'View archived plans (n)' on the Plans tab, do not count against the 8-plan limit, and cannot be edited until restored.
Retiring your last plan no longer hides Payments, Fee Structures or historical reporting — the dashboard asks whether you have ever run plans, not whether you run one today.

Good to know

Enrollments on an archived plan stay live. Its clients keep their credits and still need somewhere to book them, which is why the event type it sells stays credit-backed.