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# Structure Limits

To help you get the best performance from your workspace, we've outlined a set of recommended guidelines. These guidelines are based on our internal benchmarks and real-world usage to ensure your experience remains smooth, responsive, and scalable.

The limits are presented as individual values for clarity, but it’s important to keep in mind that they can interfere with each other.

The individual application components all work together and share system resources. This means that overall performance depends on how these elements are combined.

Think of the application as a **connected environment**. These limits are not strict ceilings, but rather helpful reference points to guide planning and scale confidently. By staying mindful of the overall structure, you can build powerful, flexible spaces that perform well.

## 📊 Recommended Soft Limits

| Limit             | Value                                         |
| ----------------- | --------------------------------------------- |
| Rules and folders | 500 rules / 100 folders / 5 levels of nesting |
| Table rows        | 40 000                                        |
| Table columns     | 40                                            |
| Table cells       | 80 000                                        |
| Tree nodes        | 600                                           |
| Script lines      | 100 000                                       |
| Workflow nodes    | 150                                           |
| Import            | 100 MB                                        |
| Folder export     | 40 MB (default); configurable for on-prem/PMC |

By keeping your structure balanced and monitoring performance as you grow, you can scale effectively while maintaining a great user experience. Whether you're building something small or expanding into something much bigger, these guidelines are here to support you.


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