Salesforce limits how many Sharing Rules you can create on each object. Sharing Rules extend record access beyond your organization-wide defaults, and organizations with complex access requirements can reach these limits. This article explains the default and maximum Sharing Rules limits, how to check your current usage, and how to request a limit increase from Salesforce Support.
This article answers how many Sharing Rules each Salesforce object allows, how to check how many an object uses today, and how to request an increase when you reach the limit.
Salesforce applies two separate Sharing Rules limits to each object:
Criteria-based Sharing Rules count toward both limits. For example, if the Account object has 260 owner-based rules and 40 criteria-based rules, it has 300 Sharing Rules in total and is at the general limit, even though it is still under the criteria-based limit of 50.
These limits apply in Professional, Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and Developer Editions.
Before you request an increase, check the current Sharing Rules usage on the object's limits page.
Go to Setup | Object Manager | select the object | Object Limits.
Go to Setup | Customize | select the object | Limits.
In the Usage column, check these two rows:
Too many Sharing Rules can slow down record inserts and updates. As a best practice, review the existing Sharing Rules on the object to decide whether you need a limit increase or whether you can combine or remove rules instead.
Only Salesforce Support can increase Sharing Rules limits beyond the default. Have a System Administrator submit a limit increase request with Salesforce Support.
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