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Limits and quotas

CP Word List has no plans or usage tiers. Every account gets the same fixed limits, listed here. None of them can be changed per account.

LimitValueWhat happens at the limit
Passphrase lookup window5 minutes after the change/api/get-dpsk returns 404. The new passphrase is still set on the DPSK in Cloudpath.
How long a mapping is storedAt most about 10 minutesA job running every 5 minutes deletes mappings older than 5 minutes.
Display snippet pollingUp to 7 lookups, 2 seconds apartThe snippet shows the original Cloudpath passphrase.
Display snippet timeout15 secondsSame fallback as above, whichever comes first.
Collision retries3 attempts per enrollmentThe webhook returns Cloudpath’s 409 and the DPSK keeps its original passphrase.
Accepted enrollmentId valuesMust start with Enrollment- or Message-The webhook returns 400 “Invalid enrollmentId format”.
Passphrase shapeAlways 3 words, 11–17 charactersNot configurable — see Passphrase format and strength.
LimitValueWhat happens at the limit
Units per bulk export1–10,000A larger number is capped at 10,000. See Bulk DPSK export.
Sign-in session1 hourYou’re sent back to the sign-in page.
Finishing sign-up (accepting the terms after Google sign-in)10 minutesThe pending sign-up is discarded; sign in with Google again.
Completing the Google sign-in round trip10 minutesThe sign-in page shows “Invalid OAuth state. Please try again.”
Activity log page size20 entries per pageUse the pager for older entries.
DataKept for
Activity log entries90 days
Feedback form submissions90 days
Old-to-new passphrase mappingsAbout 10 minutes at most
Expired sign-in sessionsDeleted by a daily job

The full list, including what is kept until you change or delete it, is in Security controls.

Messages sent through https://wordlist.lanpulse.com/feedback can be at most 2,000 characters. A longer one is rejected with “Message must be under 2000 characters.”

CP Word List authenticates to your Cloudpath server’s REST API afresh on every enrollment webhook call and every Test Connection click — it does not reuse tokens between calls. On cloud-hosted Cloudpath servers, Cloudpath’s REST API guide (release 6.0 R3) limits each account or tenant to 10 API token requests per minute, so more than about ten enrollments a minute through one Cloudpath API account can run into that limit. When Cloudpath refuses the token, the webhook returns 502 and the activity log records auth_failed.

The same guide says on-premises and self-hosted Cloudpath servers don’t apply this limit.