What performance limits exist?

<p>While PaperOffice generally has no restrictions to provide our customers with maximum flexibility, there are still <u>technical limits</u> that need to be considered.</p> <div class="remark yellow"> Performance limits are based on the hardware and database used, and may vary accordingly. </div>

<p><b>Performance limit for folder structures</b><br> More than 500 subfolders may impact performance. The limits can be significantly higher depending on the hardware used.</p>

<p><b>Total number of folders per database</b><br> Approximately 20,000 folders; beyond this, performance issues may arise. The limits can be significantly higher depending on the hardware used.</p>

<p><b>Documents per folder</b><br> Up to 1,000 documents; beyond this, performance may degrade. The limits can be significantly higher depending on the hardware used.</p>

<p><b>Contacts</b><br> Up to 1,000 contacts; beyond this, performance issues may arise. The limits can be significantly higher depending on the hardware used.</p>

<p><b>Stamps</b><br> Up to 25 stamps; beyond this, performance issues may arise. The limits can be significantly higher depending on the hardware used.</p>

<p><b>Calendar entries</b><br> Up to 15,000 entries; beyond this, performance issues may arise. The limits can be significantly higher depending on the hardware used.</p>

<p><b>Predefined templates</b><br> Up to 600 templates; beyond this, performance issues may arise. The limits can be significantly higher depending on the hardware used.</p>

<p><b>Monitored folders</b><br>
A maximum of 10 monitored folders; beyond this, performance issues may arise. The limits can be significantly higher depending on the hardware used.</p>

<p><b>Outlook folder monitoring</b><br>
A maximum of 10 Outlook folders; beyond this, performance issues may arise. The limits can be significantly higher depending on the hardware used.</p>

<p>These guidelines help ensure optimal performance when using PaperOffice.</p>