| Object | Limit B2B Except Where Indicated | Store or Org | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Products | 4 million | Store | Applies to B2B stores. Products in Commerce rely on standard core entities shared across Sales, Service, and other clouds. <ul><li>Merchants can add up to 4 million products to the catalog; however, only up to 1 million products are supported for search.</li></ul> <ul><li>Contact your account representative if you need to upload more than a million SKUs to your store. If you work with a third-party search provider, for example, Coveo, Algolia, or Bloomreach, the 4 million limit doesn’t apply.</li></ul> |
| Variation Parent Products | 500,000 | Store | This is specific to parent products. It doesn't include child products. |
| Variation Products | 3 million | Store | Includes the variation parent and child products. |
| Variants per Parent | 200 | Store | |
| Products per entitlement policy | 3 million | N/A | |
| Products per Product Category | 1.8 million | N/A | |
| Products Catalogs per Store | 1 | Store | Only one product catalog is supported per store. |
| Products per Catalog | 3 million | Store | |
| Images per Product | 9 | N/A | You can also add up to 5 file attachments per product. |
| Attributes per Set | 5<sup>*</sup> | N/A | |
| Product Categories per Catalog | 15,000<sup>*</sup> | N/A | The total number of top-level and subcategories in a product catalog. |
| Product Subcategories per Category | 100<sup>*</sup> | N/A | The number of subcategories for each top-level category. |
| Total Top-Level Categories | 100<sup>*</sup> | N/A | The number of top-level categories. |
| Category Depth (Levels) | 5<sup>*</sup> | N/A | The number of levels in a category hierarchy. |
note: The <sup>*</sup> denotes a soft limit that can be increased by contacting Salesforce customer support. Limits without the <sup>*</sup> are hard limits and can't be changed.
Best Practice
Salesforce recommends you keep product data within the scope of the established limits. If you have requirements that exceed the limits, consider how the increase impacts other data limits across your stores and org. For example, you’re adding new product lines to your store and want to increase the total number of products to 300,500. Before requesting the increase from Support, assess the impact the increase has on related data limits. For each additional product, consider the additional data the product generates.
Configure product categories to enhance customer navigation and hierarchy optimization.
- Keep the category hierarchy as simple as possible while still meeting your business needs.
- Avoid overly deep or complex hierarchies that can impact performance and make maintenance challenging.
- Focus on critical fields and attributes that impact product categorization and customer navigation.
If you have requirements that exceed the limits, consider the impact on performance and data limits.
- Does the additional data push the related data objects beyond their limits?
- Can you offset a data increase in data volume by decreasing data requirements in other store functions?
After you assess the impact of a data increase, if you still want to request an increase, contact Support.