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# DataPipeline Update: 10× Larger Jobs & 30-Day Data Retention Policy
## 1. 10x more URLs per job — up to 100,000
You can now submit up to **100,000 URLs, ASINs, or keywords** in a single DataPipeline project, up from the previous 10,000 limit. Larger jobs run in a single submission with no manual splitting required.
Just create a new project and start with a bigger list.
## **2. Result retention policy — 30 days**
DataPipeline job results will now be automatically deleted 30 days after job completion. This applies to all job output files and result payloads. Every job now includes a `results_expire_at` field in the API response so you always know exactly when your results will be removed.
**Existing projects — grace period**
If you have existing DataPipeline projects created before this release, your results are safe until **2026-05-13**. Download any existing data before that date. After that, the standard 30-day policy applies to all jobs going forward.
**Why both changes together?**
The 100,000 URL limit significantly increases the result payload sizes we store per job. Introducing a clear retention policy at the same time keeps infrastructure costs sustainable as job volume scales — and gives you a predictable, well-communicated window to retrieve your data.
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