See an Overview of Metrics, Goals, Suggestions, Tasks, and Activities in Seller Home
Sales team members can start their day with a bird’s eye view of their business. Seller
Home shows users an overview of their opportunities, accounts, leads, and contacts, along with
their day’s agenda. Seller Home also lets users set goals and track progress and view their to-do
items, recent records, and contact suggestions from Einstein.
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Available in: Developer, Enterprise, Professional, Unlimited editions
With useful information available at a glance, sales reps can get oriented faster and choose
what to do next. Seller Home includes:
Opportunity overview
Account overview
Lead overview
Contact overview
Weekly or monthly goals
Today's Events
To-do items
Recent Records
Contact suggestions—identified by Einstein from a user’s emails and events
Seller Home is the default Home page for the Sales, Sales Console, and Sales Engagement apps.
It appears automatically if you haven’t applied a custom home page to these apps or as your
org-wide default. If you’ve customized these pages, you can manually enable Seller Home on the
Home page in Setup.
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