Having the ability to completely remove items from the database would be incredibly useful. At the moment, I have resorted to creating a category called “Archived”, this still comes with drawbacks. The items remain searchable, contribute to database clutter reporting, and slow down what should be simple day-to-day processes. Unfortunately, this is somewhat inevitable in an ever-changing industry where products, SKUs, and supplier data are constantly evolving. Being able to fully remove an item would allow us to keep our data clean and significantly improve efficiency across the system. Having ILC's that are not needed or will never be used again is unnecessary I understand there may be technical or reporting implications behind the scenes as to why removing items is disruptive to how Citrus Lime operates. If full deletion is not feasible, an improved archiving option could be a strong alternative. Ideally, this would allow an item to be archived “as is, fully hidden from daily use, searches, and workflows, and only accessible via a cloud report or dedicated archive view, with the option to restore it if required. This would ensure all historical data Citrus Lime relies on remains intact, without it getting in the way of active operations. When restoring an archived item, if the ILC or associated data is already in use, it would be extremely helpful to have the option to merge with an existing item or amend the data before continuing. I believe either of these options would have a genuinely big impact on keeping databases clean and improving overall usability.