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> if you have (say) 1M orders a day, you aren't able to put that data in Salesforce anymore Could you clarify in what way you can't put 1M orders a day into Sa

• te_chris 4y ago
  Because you measure your fees in yachts at that point.
• njudah 4y ago
  Having any object / table in Salesforce > 1M rows is somewhat exceptional; doing that daily (using standard Salesforce capabilities) is off the charts -- just moving amount of data into Salesforce within a 24 hr window is questionable. Its built for B2B, where the data volumes are much lower, and conversely the kinds of operations / workflows you want to do on that data are typically more complex.
• Mandatum 4y ago
  Salesforce has a limitation of 50,000 records for any operation. 1,000,000 records for read-only operations. If you go beyond that, you talk to Salesforce about it, because they can make adjustments for you - and you can likely afford it. Salesforce will bend over backwards and make internal engineering changes for large customers, including adjusting governor limits, dedicating hardware and running backend queries directly for the customer.