When you create and use context definitions within Context Service, adhere to the
Salesforce org limits.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Developer, Enterprise, Professional, and
Unlimited editions for Industries clouds where Context Service is
enabled
When you create a context definition, stay within these limits. Contact your Salesforce
representative if you want to increase any of the Context Service definition limits.
Limit
DEFAULT VALUE
MAXIMUM VALUE
Number of nodes per context definition
80
Number of attributes per context definition
1500
1600
Number of attributes per node
400
500
Number of levels of hierarchy in a context definition structure
5
5
When you use context instances, stay within these limits.
Limit
DEFAULT VALUE
MAXIMUM VALUE
NOTES
Number of active context instances that an application can have within the
specified Time To Live duration
20,000
Number of records in a context instance
10,000
20,000
Time To Live configuration in a context definition at design time
10 minutes
45 minutes
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