Configure Navigation to Individual and Group Profiles
Standard URLs that point to account and contact detail pages require a different
navigation path for an individual’s information. When users interact with detail page links, you
want them to navigate to an individual or group profile, not the individual’s account or contact
record. You can configure overrides to redirect these URLs.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Professional, Enterprise, and Unlimited
Editions
From Setup, open Object Manager, open
Contact, and click Buttons, Links, and
Actions.
Next to View, select Edit.
Under Salesforce Classic Override, select Visualforce Page, and then
select ContactDetailRedirect [FinServ_ContactDetailRedirect] from the
dropdown.
Save your changes.
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