Successful new publishes and successful updates of active listings each count as one paid use. The exact usage price is shown before you confirm. Failed operations, drafts, previews, and opening a listing are free.

Your usage year starts with your first successful billable use, after provider success is reconciled. It resets on the UTC anniversary shown above. Each new use takes its current tier price; earlier charges stay unchanged.

New Listing starts a new item from scratch or from eligible saved details and approved reusable facts in an existing listing. Create Similar in Catalog uses the same template workflow. Select several Catalog listings to create independent local drafts. Templates create a new identity and never change the original. Historical listings can be useful templates.

Catalog holds existing listings and unfinished drafts. Edit Draft resumes it. Delete Draft removes only an unpublished AZList draft after confirmation; it does not delete a HighLevel listing.

Reactivate in Catalog prepares an existing unavailable linked listing for restoring online-store availability. It retains the same provider identity and leaves quantity and other fields unchanged. Local review, editing and previews are free; local field edits are not published by Reactivate. Select several listings for independent sequential Reactivate operations, each with its own exact-price confirmation and recovery status.

Edit Listing updates the same verified active HighLevel listing. Each successful update is a paid use. AZList refuses editing when the target is inactive, unavailable, unknown, or cannot be verified.

Prepare your facts and listing; ordinary edits autosave locally. Open the free Preview My Listing, then Continue to Final Review to see the exact price and explicitly confirm Publish or Update. AZList verifies current prerequisites or the current target immediately before the provider change, reads the result back, and accepts billing only for a confirmed successful operation. Provider operations that fail or remain unproven, and cancelled operations, are free and do not increase usage. Reconciled provider success earns one successful billable use even when charge collection is pending or fails. Collection does not count the use again. An unresolved financial result must be reconciled before another paid provider action.

Provider changes cannot be automatically undone. You can correct a listing directly in HighLevel; direct HighLevel edits do not use AZList. A later successful update through AZList is another paid use. See Shop Setup for annual tiers, your reset date, and Preferred progress.

AZList starts in your customer-local draft workspace and does not refresh hosted or provider records automatically. Open Historical / Published Records or select Refresh Status when you need saved or current HighLevel information. Information can become stale if changes occur outside AZList. A failed refresh keeps your cached data and local drafts available. For an older hosted listing, find it in Catalog, open View Listing, select Refresh, then edit it only after AZList verifies it Active.

Before a paid change, AZList performs a narrow current-state check. After success it reconciles the affected listing. A listing check does not mean the whole library was refreshed. AZList does not monitor every sale or order, and does not claim an item is sold without authoritative information.

Run the free AZ Compatibility Checker in Shop Setup before paid use. A skipped check does not block installation or purchase. Catalog retains execution outcomes and original transaction references after reload. Check Operation Status reconciles first; any remaining work requires your original exact-price confirmation. Known affected features can be temporarily unavailable while compatibility is requalified. Suspected issues alone do not trigger an outage notice.

AZList tracks failed or materially incomplete paid executions for remediation review under the published policy. Refunds are not automatic or guaranteed. For incorrect or duplicate Marketplace billing, contact support promptly within three days. Compatibility and recovery time cannot be guaranteed.

In your HighLevel account, open the app marketplace and its installed apps, open AZList, and select Uninstall. This retires authorization and ends active sessions. No new AZList usage can occur while disconnected. Products, prices, and media already sent to HighLevel remain. AZList preserves your workspace, settings, usage history, and valid billing records. Reinstalling and authorizing the same business account restores its workspace. Data deletion is a separate request to support.