Hi Dieter,
Those limits change over time, so the 5000 one is probably outdated.
I remember having the 5000 limit in the past by default, and at the time it was also possible to get to 10000, but we needed to request this to Genesys through a case, etc.
I believe that by default this has now been increased to 10000.
If you want to make sure on which limit you have on your organization, you can check that through API:
GET /api/v2/organizations/limits/namespaces/datatables
This one should return to you something like:
{
"entities": [
{
"key": "rows.max.per.table.allowed",
"value": 10000
},
{
"key": "rows.rate.per.minute",
"value": 5000
},
{
"key": "tables.max.allowed",
"value": 300
}
]
}
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Marcello Jabur
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Original Message:
Sent: 02-13-2026 03:01
From: Dieter Wijnen
Subject: Architect Datatables actual limits.
Hello,
Has anyone tested the actual limit of a datatable? Reason why I'm asking is that the following documentation mentions the number of rows allowed in a table to be 5.000 Work with data tables - Genesys Cloud Resource Center
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| | Work with data tables - Genesys Cloud Resource Center | | Genesys Cloud allows storing data in tables to access within interactions. Tables hold configuration data locally. Add, edit, view, and delete tables and rows in Architect. Map data from CRM systems to Genesys Cloud queues. | | View this on Genesys Cloud Resource Center > |
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but the following resource mentions 10.000 Genesys Cloud Developer Center
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| | Genesys Cloud Developer Center | | Developer-focused guides, tutorials, API Documentation, videos, and more for Genesys Cloud | | View this on Genesys > |
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Which of the two contains the truth?
Kind regards,
Dieter Wijnen
#Architect
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Dieter Wijnen
Technical Engineer
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