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# Org Limits
Every Salesforce org has limits — how many scratch orgs you can create, how many API calls a day, how much data storage. Org Limits watches these for the orgs codev knows about, so you can see how close each one is to a limit before it bites.
Org Limits — current usage per limit, with a status and usage over time
## What it shows
For each org, a card shows its overall status, the headline limit usage, and when it was last polled. Opening an org shows its usage over time: choose the limits you care about — active and daily scratch orgs, daily API requests, storage, and more — and a window such as **Today**, and the chart plots each as a percentage of its cap.
Limits are polled on a schedule, so the figures stay current without you having to check the org directly. A limit climbing toward 100% is your cue to act — request more capacity, clean up scratch orgs, or spread API usage out.
## Where it fits
Org Limits is part of **Observe → Monitoring**, alongside Error Monitoring. It spans every org registered to your projects, so the DevHub limits that govern [scratch org pools](/flxbl/codev/pools/overview.md) and the per-environment API usage are all in one place.
## Related
* [Pools](/flxbl/codev/pools/overview.md)
* [Environments](/flxbl/codev/environments/environments.md)
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