How can a developer make a product not assetizable?

To make a product not assetizable, checking the "Is Not Assetizable" property is the correct approach. This specific property is designed to explicitly indicate that the product should not be treated as an asset within the system. When a product is marked with this property, it signifies that it does not meet the criteria or doesn't require the tracking, reporting, and management features typically associated with assetization.

Unchecking the Asset Required property may influence whether the system prompts for asset-related information, but it does not directly label the product as not assetizable. Disabling the product listing would make the product unavailable for selection, but it does not affect its assetization status. Similarly, removing the product from the catalog entirely would prevent its sale or usage within the system, again not addressing its assetization status. Therefore, the most straightforward and effective method to designate a product as not assetizable is to utilize the "Is Not Assetizable" property.