How Actions Are Ordered in the Salesforce Mobile App Action Bar
The Salesforce Mobile and Lightning Experience Actions section of a page layout and
global publisher layout drives which actions appear in the Salesforce mobile app action bar. You
can also customize the order of quick actions, productivity actions, and standard and custom
buttons that are available as actions.
Required Editions
Available in: both Salesforce Classic
and Lightning Experience
Available in: Group, Professional, Enterprise,
Performance, Unlimited, Contact Manager, Database.com,
and Developer Editions
If you customize the Salesforce Mobile and Lightning Experience Actions section of a
layout, the mobile app reflects your customizations.
If you customize the Quick Actions in the Salesforce
Classic Publisher section but not the Salesforce mobile app section, the actions in the
mobile app action bar are a combination of the ones in the Quick Actions in the Salesforce
Classic Publisher section plus any standard or custom buttons present on the page
layout.
When you click to override the predefined actions in the Salesforce Mobile and Lightning
Experience Actions section, the custom buttons in the buttons section of the page layout
aren’t automatically included in the action list. Add the custom buttons as actions from the
Mobile & Lightning Actions category in the palette.
If neither section is customized, the action bar inherits a default set of actions
predefined by Salesforce. The sets of actions differ between objects based on the most
common or typical activities required for each object.
Note You can enable dynamic actions for custom object record pages for the Salesforce mobile
app. When you enable dynamic actions, you assign actions in the Lightning App Builder
instead of the page layout and apply filters to control when and where actions appear for
users. You can assign the same dynamic actions for desktop and mobile, or assign a different
set of dynamic actions for mobile.
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