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Certinia Rate Limits

Certinia does not publish its own numeric API rate limits. Because Certinia's APIs are global Apex service classes (and legacy SOAP APIs) that execute inside a customer's Salesforce org, the effective limits are the Salesforce Platform's governor limits and API request allocations, not Certinia-imposed quotas. Apex execution is bounded per transaction by Salesforce governor limits (for example SOQL query counts, DML statements and rows, CPU time, and heap size); external SOAP / REST integration traffic is bounded by the org's daily API request limit, which Salesforce allocates by edition and licensed user count. Certinia's own synchronous-vs-asynchronous behavior for large operations (such as revenue contract creation) is controlled by managed-package custom settings rather than a request-rate cap.

Certinia Rate Limits is the machine-readable rate-limit profile for Certinia on the APIs.io network, conforming to the API Commons Rate Limits specification.

It captures 5 rate-limit definitions, measuring requests, milliseconds, queries, and records.

The profile also includes 3 backoff/retry policies defined and response codes documented for throttled.

Tagged areas include ERP, PSA, Revenue Recognition, Salesforce, and Rate Limiting.

5 Limits Throttle: 429
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Limits

Salesforce Daily API Requests org
requests
platform-allocated (by edition and licensed users)
External SOAP/REST calls into the org count against the Salesforce daily API request limit; not set by Certinia.
Apex CPU Time (per transaction) transaction
milliseconds
Salesforce governor limit
Synchronous Apex is CPU-time bounded per transaction; large Certinia operations may run asynchronously to stay within limits.
SOQL Queries (per transaction) transaction
queries
Salesforce governor limit
Governor-limited per Apex transaction; applies to Certinia service-class execution.
DML Statements / Rows (per transaction) transaction
records
Salesforce governor limit
Governor-limited per Apex transaction.
Certinia Synchronous Batch Threshold operation
records
configurable via managed-package custom setting
Operations above a configured record count (e.g. Manage RC Synchronous Limit) execute asynchronously instead of synchronously.

Policies

Governor Limits
All Certinia Apex API execution is subject to Salesforce per-transaction governor limits; design integrations to bulkify and to run large jobs asynchronously.
Async Fallback
Certinia switches large operations (such as revenue contract creation) from synchronous to asynchronous processing based on record volume and custom-setting thresholds.
Backoff Strategy
External clients calling into the Salesforce org should implement exponential backoff with jitter and honor Retry-After / 429 responses from the Salesforce Platform.

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