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Victor Lockwood
Victor Lockwood
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Currently, we have all images necessaryfor our purposes stored in a separate cloud server and can access those images via URL. We are using B2B Commerce LEX which leverages Experience Builder, and the OOTB search results for products use the CMS to pull display images for products. We have the limited license for CMS - meaning, we are capped at 500 CMS records. My question is, if what we enter only references external URLs (as opposed to uploading images into Salesforce), does that still count against our 500 record limit?

As an aside, is there any way - perhaps via SOQL or API - that we can see how much of that limit has been used?

Thank you!

Currently, we have all images necessary stored in a separate cloud server and can access those images via URL. We are using B2B Commerce LEX which leverages Experience Builder, and the OOTB search results for products use the CMS to pull display images for products. We have the limited license - meaning, we are capped at 500 CMS records. My question is, if what we enter only references external URLs (as opposed to uploading images into Salesforce), does that still count against our 500 record limit?

As an aside, is there any way - perhaps via SOQL or API - that we can see how much of that limit has been used?

Thank you!

Currently, we have all images for our purposes stored in a separate cloud server and can access those images via URL. We are using B2B Commerce LEX which leverages Experience Builder, and the OOTB search results for products use the CMS to pull display images for products. We have the limited license for CMS - meaning, we are capped at 500 CMS records. My question is, if what we enter only references external URLs (as opposed to uploading images into Salesforce), does that still count against our 500 record limit?

As an aside, is there any way - perhaps via SOQL or API - that we can see how much of that limit has been used?

Thank you!

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Victor Lockwood
Victor Lockwood
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Do Salesforce CMS records that reference an external URL count against the 500 limit?

Currently, we have all images necessary stored in a separate cloud server and can access those images via URL. We are using B2B Commerce LEX which leverages Experience Builder, and the OOTB search results for products use the CMS to pull display images for products. We have the limited license - meaning, we are capped at 500 CMS records. My question is, if what we enter only references external URLs (as opposed to uploading images into Salesforce), does that still count against our 500 record limit?

As an aside, is there any way - perhaps via SOQL or API - that we can see how much of that limit has been used?

Thank you!