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The following table described these restrictions in more detail:
Category
Description of limits
Directories
A single user can only be associated with a maximum of 20 Azure Active Directory directories. This limit can be reached in any of the following examples:
A single user creates 20 directories.
A single user is added to 20 directories as a member
A single user creates 10 directories and later is added by others to 10 different directories
A maximum of 500,000 objects can be used in a single directory with the Free edition of Azure Active Directory
A non-admin user can create up to 250 objects.
Schema extensions
Currently “User”, “Group”, “TenantDetail”, “Device”, “Application” and “ServicePrincipal” entities can be extended with “String” type or “Binary” type single-valued attributes. These include the following limitations:
String type extensions can have maximum of 256 characters
Binary type extensions are limited to 256 bytes
100 extension values (across ALL types and ALL applications) can be written to any single object
Schema extensions are available only in Graph API-version 1.21-preview. The application must be granted write access to register an extension.
Applications
A maximum of 10 users can be owners of a single application
Groups
A maximum of 10 users can be owners of a single group
Any number of objects can be members of a single group in Azure Active Directory.
Note
There is a limit for the number of objects you can synchronize from your On Premises Active Directory to Azure Active Directory.
If you’re using DirSync the limit is 15K users.
If you’re using Azure AD Connect, the limit is 50K users.
Access Panel
There is no limit to the number of applications that can be seen in the Access Panel per end user for subscribers to Azure AD Premium or the Enterprise Mobility Suite
A maximum of 10 app tiles (examples: Box, Salesforce, or Dropbox) can be seen in the Access Panel for each end user with the Free or Basic editions of Azure Active Directory. 1 This limit does not apply to Administrator accounts.
Reports
A maximum of 1,000 rows can be viewed or downloaded in any report. Any additional data is truncated
1 Apps that your organization developed and that were integrated afterward with Azure Active Directory can be seen in the end user Access Panel even if the limit for preintegrated SaaS apps is reached.