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Same Item Multiple Boards tracks two independent limits for each plan: the number of shared items and the number of connected boards. You can check your current usage at any time directly inside the app, which helps you spot when you’re approaching a limit before you hit it.

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How to View Your Usage

Add SIMB View
1

Open the Same Item Multiple Boards view

On any board, click Add View → Apps → Explore more apps, then search for Same Item in Multiple Boards. Once the view is added, open it.
2

Open Settings

Click the ⚙️ gear icon in the top-right corner of the view to open the app settings panel.
Gear icon in the top-right corner of the SIMB view
3

Go to the Usage Tab

In the left-side menu, click Usage. You’ll see a summary of your current usage, including how many shared items you have and which boards they live on.
Usage tab showing current shared item count and board overview
4

Review your usage summary

Read the summary to understand how much of your plan’s item and board allowance you’ve consumed. Use this information to decide whether to clean up unused connections or upgrade to a higher plan.

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What Counts Toward Your Limits

Your plan tracks two separate quotas:
  • Shared items — each unique item that you’ve shared using SIMB counts once toward your item limit. Because SIMB keeps a single item synced in real time (rather than creating copies), the count reflects your actual shared item connections.
  • Connected boards — each board that participates in at least one shared item connection counts toward your board limit.
Both limits are tracked independently. You can reach one without reaching the other, so it’s worth reviewing both numbers in the Usage tab.

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Over-Limit Alerts

If you see an alert saying you’ve exceeded your plan limits, there are two possible causes:
  1. You’ve reached the maximum number of unique boards allowed on your plan.
  2. You’ve reached the maximum number of unique items allowed on your plan.
Open the Usage tab as described above to confirm which limit you’ve hit.

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What to Do When You’re Over the Limit

Remove unused shared items. If you have items shared to boards you no longer need, unlink them from those boards. This frees up both item and board quota without any cost. Upgrade your plan. If you genuinely need more capacity, upgrading to the next tier immediately increases both your item and board limits. See Upgrade Your Subscription for step-by-step instructions.
Check your usage regularly — especially after large projects or onboarding new teams — so you’re not caught off guard by an over-limit alert. A quick review in the Usage tab takes less than a minute.
For a full breakdown of the limits included in each plan, see the Pricing Plans page.