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We're doing a case routing overhaul and considering process builder.

If we choose process builder it be around: -100-150 Criteria's -10-30 actions per criteria -(Possibly a 2nd criteria with 10-30 actions per criteria) -(Product updates, queue routing, field updates, etc)

Q: Can process builder handle this? Q: If so, can one Process handle all of this or should I break it down to something like 10 criteria per? Q: If not Process Builder than what? Q: Any additional advice would be great.

Thanks!

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Can process builder handle this?

Maybe. Your ultimate limit will depend on governor limits, namely, the number of rows retrieved, queries performed, DML operations executed, and/or number of records affected by DML.

If so, can one Process handle all of this or should I break it down to something like 10 criteria per?

You can have 200 criteria nodes per process, so there shouldn't be a problem here.

If not Process Builder than what?

You could choose to write a trigger instead.

Any additional advice would be great.

Consider writing unit tests to make sure that the governor limits won't be exceeded. Be prepared to write a trigger if you're having performance problems (processes are not as efficient as well-written Apex code).

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  • Thanks Fox, I was hoping that either you or David would answer. I'll relay this back to our team and go from there.
    – Mr.Smith
    Apr 25, 2019 at 22:34

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