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Limits and Considerations for High-Volume Briefcase
Note these limits and considerations when working with High-Volume Briefcases for the Field Service mobile app.

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Note these limits and considerations when working with High-Volume Briefcases for the Field Service mobile app.
| Available in: Performance and Unlimited editions |
| Type | Maximum Limit | comments |
|---|---|---|
| Total active Briefcases per Salesforce org | 5 | |
| Total top-level object rules per Briefcase | Supports up to 10 records per rule | 10 top-level rules allowed per High-Volume and Standard Briefcases. |
| Total object rules per Briefcase, including top-level rules and related rules | 65 total rules allowed per High-Volume Briefcase | 20 total rules allowed per Standard Briefcase. |
| Total levels of hierarchy for related object rules | 9 | 9 level max depth for High-Volume Briefcases. 6 level max depth for Standard Briefcases. |
| Total records per object | 75,000. Contact Salesforce to increase this limit. | 50,000 for Standard Briefcase rule. |
| Total records that a user can retrieve offline | 400,000 | 400,000 records across active High-Volume Briefcases. 50,000 across all Standard Briefcases. |
| Total filters per object | Max 10 filters per object rule | This number is the same for High-Volume and Standard rules. |
| Users per Briefcase | Unlimited | Salesforce doesn’t limit the number of users per briefcase, but the number of records plus the number of assigned users does affect briefcase performance. |

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