Add Quick Actions to the Console Sidebar in Salesforce Classic
Add custom quick actions to the console sidebar to let support agents easily create,
update, and search for records associated with cases. Quick actions are added as console
components.
Required Editions
User
Permissions Needed
To create, edit, and delete actions and page layouts, and to add
custom console components:
Customize Application
Create the quick actions before adding them to the Case page layouts in the
console.
From Setup, enter Page Layouts in the Quick
Find box, then select Page Layouts under
Cases.
Select a page layout to work with.
Click Custom Console Components.
Scroll to the sidebar section where you want to add the quick action component.
For example, to add it to the left sidebar, go to the Left
Sidebar section.
Configure the quick action component:
Field: Select the record field that the quick
action affects. For example, if the quick action creates a contact
record, select the Contact field.
Enable Linking: If selected, support agents can
associate this record with a case. For example, a support agent can
create a contact and link it to a case.
Create Action: Select the “Create” quick action.
This quick action lets support agents create a record.
Update Action: Select the “Update” quick action.
This quick action lets support agents update a record.
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