Is your custom Lightning page ready for your
users? Use the Activation function inside the Lightning App Builder to get the page out to
them. You can make your custom page the default page for all users, assign it to specific
Lightning apps, or assign it to record types and profiles. Assigning the page to a Lightning
app, record type, or profile gives your users access to a page customized for the context
they’re working in.
Required Editions
Lightning App Builder available in: both Salesforce Classic and Lightning
Experience
Lightning Home and utility bar pages available in: Lightning Experience
Lightning app and record pages available in: both the Salesforce mobile app and
Lightning Experience
Email application pane pages available in: both Salesforce Classic and
Lightning Experience
Available in: Group, Essentials, Professional,
Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and Developer
Editions
User Permissions
Needed
To create and save Lightning pages in the Lightning App Builder:
Customize Application
Create a record or Home page, or open an existing one in the Lightning App
Builder.
If you opened a page that is ready for your users, click
Activation.
If you created a page or opened a page that needs adjustment, make the necessary
changes, click Save, and then click
Activate.
Choose how you want to activate the page.
Make the page the org default.
After you activate a Lightning record page as the
org default, it's selected as the Lightning Experience override for the View action in
the Override Properties panel. Lightning record pages set as the org default become
the default record page only for the object that they're associated with.
Make the page the default page for specific Lightning apps.
If you activate a
Lightning record page for specific Lightning apps only, the page takes precedence over
the Lightning Experience Override setting for the View action on the object in those
apps.
Assign the page to a combination of Lightning apps, record types, and
profiles.
Record type assignment is available only for record pages.
Assign the page to a form factor, such as a desktop or phone.
This option isn't
available for Home pages.
On the activation screen, click the tab for the option you’ve chosen, and follow the
steps to activate the page.
Tip You can also assign home pages from Setup. Enter
Home in the Quick Find box, and then select
Home.
Classic apps can be viewed in Lightning Experience, but you can’t display
different home pages assigned for specific apps and profiles. Upgrade Classic apps
to Lightning apps from the App Manager to make home page assignments.
If you no longer want a page to be an app or org default, redo the activation
process for the page, and select the option to remove it as the default.
If you activate a page and then return to make changes, you don’t have to activate
it again. Clicking Save after you make your edits pushes the
changes to your users.
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