Blueprint Limits in Agentforce Operations

How Blueprint Limits Work

As you build a blueprint, Agentforce Operations checks it against a set of limits. If a blueprint exceeds a limit, a warning banner appears that identifies which limits were exceeded, on which tasks or forms, and by how much. Until the blueprint is back within all limits, you can't publish a draft blueprint or create workflows from it.

You can keep editing a blueprint that exceeds a limit. Only publishing and workflow creation are blocked. To see why an option is disabled, point to it.

Note Blueprint limits apply only to draft and published blueprints. Workflows that are already running aren't affected.

Resolve an Exceeded Limit

To bring a blueprint back within its limits, reduce the number of tasks, fields, or form items that the banner identifies. If your blueprint is too large to fit within the limits, split it across linked blueprints. Linked child blueprints don't count toward the parent blueprint's limits. Each blueprint is evaluated independently, so you can use linked blueprints to break large blueprints into smaller components without hitting limits. For more information, see Build Complex Processes with Linked Blueprints in Agentforce Operations.

Blueprint Limit Values

These limits apply to each blueprint.

For all entitlements and limits, see Entitlements and Limits for Agentforce Operations.