Hi SLAs and KPIs behind the scene use the waiting workflow sort of features in CRM. If your SLAs are not that complicated, if they will only have few SLA items, 350 cases a day should not affect the performance of your CRM that much. As long as you do regular maintenance to cleanup data from tables like AsyncOp, it should be fine. And your CRM server / SQL Servers should also have reasonable resources allocated - mainly disk pace, mem and CPU. If you are creating SLAs, better to spend some time looking into best practices of creating and maintaining SLAs. The following links will be handy and you could google and find more sources to know more about SLAs. docs.microsoft.com/.../dynamics-365-service-level-agreements kb.cloud2020.co.uk/.../define-service-level-agreements-slas
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