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# Warning Notifications When Disabling an AI Adapter

We have introduced some new warning notifications for when you are disabling AI adapters in the Enate Marketplace.

When you select to deactivate any AI adapter in the Marketplace that is currently active, you will see a pop-up asking you to confirm if you want to move ahead with the deactivation of the adapter.

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#### Document Classification Adapter

If you select to deactivate a Document Classification integration which has been configured and is in use at the Contract level of any of your business processes, you will see a warning message that the adapter cannot currently be deactivated as it is currently in use with an existing Contract. The warning will direct you to first go and remove the adapter from any Contract where it is use, before you can deactivate the adapter.&#x20;

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#### Configuring IDP Actions without an Active Document Extraction Adapter

If you try to configure a IDP Action into a Case flow without a Document Extraction adapter first having been activated, you will see a warning message once you attempt to select an Extraction Model.

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