Removing Spaces from Element Names to Improve the Omniscript’s Load Time – Really?

Welcome back! In today’s installment we will look at another OmniStudio performance best practice and see exactly how much of an improvement we might be seeing after implementing it.

Various sources including Salesforce’ own documentation suggests that removing spaces from element names in OmniScript will improve its load time.

Let’s find out how much of an improvement are we looking at:

I’ve created a simple OmniScript with element names containing spaces:

For that I’m seeing the following load times on my sandbox:

Now lets remove the spaces from element names and see the impact this will have on the load times:

Maybe there will be a difference on a huge OmniScript with dozens or hundreds of elements, but as you’ve just seen in my test with a small OmnIScript the times are very similar.

Did you see a case like this on your project? Were you able to get a noticeable performance boost after removing spaces in the element names? Please share your experience in the comments section below.

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