In Salesforce Approval Processes, when a queue or public group is set as the Assigned Approver at any approval step, email notifications are sent only to the first 1,000 members of that queue or group. Users beyond the 1,000-member limit do not receive the email notification.
This is a platform limitation that affects Salesforce orgs using large queues or public groups as approvers. The approval process itself continues to function, but affected users are not notified via email unless they proactively check the approval queue.
Salesforce Approval Processes limit email notification recipients to 1,000 users per approval step. If your queue or group has more than 1,000 members, only the first 1,000 members receive the email notification for that step.
When Salesforce sends email notifications for an approval step, it pulls the list of queue or group members and sends to the first 1,000 in the list. Members beyond this threshold are silently skipped — no error or warning is generated.
To ensure all intended approvers receive notifications when your queue or group exceeds 1,000 members, consider the following options:
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