To find License related information, go to Set Up--> Company Information--Company Profile.
You should see a section for User Licenses which lists general set up details with respect to your Org
and License related details.
Used and Remaining Licenses
If you are working on integrating Users from external systems then you might need to know from time to time how many licenses have been consumed and how many are pending.
As you create new users thru UI or Integration, you will see the Used Licenses count go up.
Users cannot be deleted in Salesforce, they can only be Inactivated. So, to get your licenses back you need to Inactivate them and you should see the count for Remaining Licenses go up.
API Requests
You should also see a field for API Requests (Last 24 hrs) which tells the number of API calls made for last 24 hrs. This is one place you can track the usage in situations where you are implementing an API based integration or having issues in Production.
Typically, you get 1000 API calls per license. So, if you are small org with say 300 licenses then you are allowed 300* 1000 = 300,000 API calls per day.
Used Data Space
This is another attribute you can review from time to time to see how you are doing on the data usage front.
You should see a section for User Licenses which lists general set up details with respect to your Org
and License related details.
Used and Remaining Licenses
If you are working on integrating Users from external systems then you might need to know from time to time how many licenses have been consumed and how many are pending.
As you create new users thru UI or Integration, you will see the Used Licenses count go up.
Users cannot be deleted in Salesforce, they can only be Inactivated. So, to get your licenses back you need to Inactivate them and you should see the count for Remaining Licenses go up.
API Requests
You should also see a field for API Requests (Last 24 hrs) which tells the number of API calls made for last 24 hrs. This is one place you can track the usage in situations where you are implementing an API based integration or having issues in Production.
Typically, you get 1000 API calls per license. So, if you are small org with say 300 licenses then you are allowed 300* 1000 = 300,000 API calls per day.
Used Data Space
This is another attribute you can review from time to time to see how you are doing on the data usage front.
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