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# Cancel Bar Posting
Steps to Cancel the Bar Posted Room
### **What is Bar Posting?**
**Bar Posting** is a feature where the front office team can block any charges or credits being posted to the room of a guest. Once the room is bar-posted during the stay, whatever a guest consumes or whatever services they use, the guest has to pay immediately.
### **Steps to Cancel the Bar-Posted Room**
1. Go to **Front Office>>Front Desk >>** **Cancel Bar Posting.**
3. Once the user has clicked on **Cancel Bar Posting,** the list of guests who have bar-posting applied is displayed.
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