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If you have created a Custom Object and a tab for it in Salesforce, and the tab is not visible to non-admin users, first check user permissions.
Note: Some users cannot see the tab of a custom object because the 'Launch New Custom Tab Wizard after saving this custom object' checkbox was not selected when creating the custom object. Enabling this option allows users to modify tab settings and see the new object tab.
Custom Object tabs may not appear for non-admin users due to several configuration issues. Check the deployment status, profile permissions, and tab visibility settings in the order below.
If the Custom Object is still in the status of "In Development," it is not available to users. Follow these steps to check and update the deployment status:
In Salesforce Lightning Experience:
In Salesforce Classic:
If you have verified deployment status and the tab is still hidden, check the following:
Important: You cannot edit permissions on a Standard Profile. If the user has a Standard Profile, create a Custom Profile and grant the "View" permission, or create a Permission Set that grants this access and assign it to the individual users.
Field-Level Security (FLS) controls which fields users can see on an object. If FLS is restricting access to key fields on the Custom Object, the tab may appear to be missing or inaccessible. Review FLS settings on the object's fields for the user's profile.
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