Monitor your API Limits
Monitor your API limits
One Salesforce CLI command prints over 50 org limits — daily API requests, async Apex executions, bulk API batches, storage — with the maximum and remaining allocation for each.
sf org list limits --jsonSimple, yet powerful command for displaying limits in your org. It returns over 50 different limits like: Daily Api Requests, Daily Async Apex Executions, Daily Bulk Api Batches, Daily Scratch Orgs, Single Email, Package 2 Version Creates, File Storage MB and Data Storage MB.
This is how sample output looks like
{
"status": 0,
"result": [
{
"name": "ActiveOrgSnapshots",
"max": 80,
"remaining": 79
},
{
"name": "ActiveScratchOrgs",
"max": 80,
"remaining": 36
},
{
"name": "AnalyticsExternalDataSizeMB",
"max": 40960,
"remaining": 40960
}
],
"warnings": []
}What can you do with it?
Because the output is JSON, it is easy to script. A quick win is a scheduled job that formats the result as a usage report and posts it to a team channel:
Resource Usage Report — ActiveOrgSnapshots 79 / 80 (1%), ActiveScratchOrgs 36 / 80 (55%), AnalyticsExternalDataSizeMB 40960 / 40960 (0%), and so on for every limit the org reports.
Run it against production regularly — hitting the daily API request limit is one of the more disruptive ways to find out you were close to it.


