PolyAccounts
PolyAccounts

PolyAccounts · Service

Limits, quotas and service levels

What an agent or an integrator can rely on: request sizes, timeouts, pagination, credential lifetimes, sandbox quotas, read metering (none) and the early-access service posture.

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Requests and reads

Agent reads are not metered and are not billed. Fair-use limits exist to protect the shared service and are listed here so an agent can plan around them rather than discover them.

LimitValue
Agent request body256 KB
Read transaction statement timeout15 seconds, repeatable-read, read-only, UTC
ledger_entries paginationKeyset cursors bound to company and filters; follow next_cursor
Trial balance detail cap2,000 accounts; totals always cover all accounts
Remote MCP tools/call timeout90 seconds
Read meteringNone

Credentials and OAuth

Every access path issues the same company-scoped agent credential. Credentials are bound to the issuing administrator and are denied when that administrator is removed, suspended, changes company, loses the role or resets their password.

ItemValue
Credential expiry from Settings1 to 365 days, default 90
OAuth access tokenA 90-day agent credential
OAuth refresh token365 days, rotated on use, revoked on credential revocation
Authorization code10 minutes, single use, PKCE S256 required
Client registrationDynamic, public clients only, https redirect URIs (localhost http allowed)
Protocol versions2025-06-18, 2025-03-26, 2024-11-05

Sandboxes

Sandboxes are synthetic, isolated companies for evaluation. They must never hold real records. They are soft-deleted at expiry with no recovery.

ItemValue
Lifetime7 days
Per address3 per hour, 8 per day
Active sandboxes service-wide500
Seed dataStarter chart of accounts, 15 invented entries over two months
Browser sign-inIncluded, deleted with the sandbox

Service posture during early access

Pricing is USD 0 for all plans during early access. There is no uptime commitment, no support commitment and no production certification. Data is retained under the privacy policy and can be exported. The API host, the database and the static site are separate services, so the marketing pages and the machine-readable catalog remain available when the API is not.