@BrychanA17364300 Yes, you can apply a volume constraint to RTE to limit how many are sent to customers. First, identify the maximum number of RTEs you want to allow within a specific time frame, such as per minute or hour. Next, implement a tracking system that monitors the number of RTEs being generated and sent in real time. You can integrate this tracking with your existing scheduler by setting up rules or thresholds that prevent new RTEs from being blasted once the limit is reached. If the limit is hit, additional RTEs can be queued or temporarily held until the next time window begins. Use load balancing or throttling techniques to manage the flow of events smoothly without overwhelming your system or customers. Additionally, ensure that your system can handle exceptions and provide feedback when limits are reached, so you can adjust the constraints as needed. Testing this setup thoroughly will help ensure that the volume constraints work effectively without disrupting the real-time delivery of important events. By following these steps, you can control the number of RTEs sent to customers, maintaining system performance and improving customer experience.