Marketing Object Data Types and Resource Allocations
When you create a marketing object, you can select from three supported data types to
match your data requirements. Understanding the available data types and system storage capacity
helps you design marketing objects that support your business needs while maintaining system
performance.
Required Editions
Salesforce Enterprise and
Unlimited Editions with Marketing Cloud Next
Growth or Advanced Edition
Supported Data Types
When you specify a field in a marketing object, select one of these data types. Unlike data
extensions in Marketing Cloud Engagement, you can’t change the maximum length of a field in a
marketing object.
Data Type
Description
Text
A string that contains up to 255 characters.
Number
A positive or negative integer with up to 18 digits.
Decimal
A positive or negative decimal number with up to 18 digits.
Resource Allocations
Each org has allocated usage capacity for marketing objects. These allocations ensure
consistent performance and reliability across all your marketing activities.
Resource
Allocation
Details
Storage size
The allocation depends on your edition:
Growth: 10 GB
Advanced: 40 GB
When you approach the maximum value, the system notifies you so that you can free up
storage space.
Number of marketing objects
The allocation depends on your edition:
Growth: 25 marketing objects
Advanced: 100 marketing objects
When you approach the maximum, the system notifies you so that you delete old or
unused objects.
Number of columns in an object
100
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