What is the maximum number of entities that can be merged using the Mass Merge operation at one time?

The maximum number of entities that can be merged using the Mass Merge operation is set to 50 at one time. This limit is established to ensure that the merging process remains efficient and manageable for users. Merging a significantly larger number of entities at once could lead to performance issues or errors due to the increased complexity of managing and reconciling such a large set of data.

Having a defined cap, like 50, helps users to process data in batches, which can be more effective in terms of both system resources and user oversight. It also allows for review and adjustments to be made before completing merges. Thus, this limit is vital for maintaining the integrity of the data and ensuring a smooth operational flow during the merge process.