Use Form Framework components on Lightning record pages and Experience Cloud sites to guide users through completing and reviewing forms. The default compact layout for the object determines the fields that Salesforce shows to the applicant in each section. All form components, including Overview, Section, and Review, are fully responsive and mobile-friendly for a powerful user experience on any device.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Agentforce for Nonprofit, Agentforce for Education, and Agentforce for Public Sector. View edition availability.
User Permissions
Needed
To create and edit Lightning pages in the Lightning App Builder in
Setup:
View Setup and Configuration system permission
AND
Customize
Application system permission
To customize page layouts:
Customize Application system permission
Add Form Overview to a Record Page
The form overview component organizes sections into tasks so applicants can quickly see what needs attention. When the
applicant clicks Edit or View in a form section, the app sends the applicant to the Form
Section component.
Drag Form Overview on the Lightning record or Experience
Cloud page.
Select a form section configuration that matches the task or form section the user
performs on this record page.
For example, on an Application Review record page, select Application
Review.
If needed, select a form sections path.
If there’s only one valid option, Salesforce completes this field for you.
To group the required sections on the form, select Group required
sections.
To add badges that indicate required sections, select Indicate if the
section is required or optional.
Add Form Review to a Record Page
The form review component shows all sections and the details that the applicant
provides on one page.
Drag Form Overview on the Lightning record or Experience
Cloud page.
Select a form section configuration that matches the task or form section that the
user performs on this record page.
For example, on an Application Review record page, select Application
Review.
If needed, select a form sections path.
If there’s only one valid option, Salesforce completes this field for you.
Add Form Section to a Record Page
The form section component shows a single section of the form.
Drag Form Overview on the Lightning record or Experience
Cloud page.
Select a form section configuration that matches the task or form section that the
user performs on this record page.
For example, on an Application Review record page, select Application
Review.
Select a render method:
Option
Description
View if Submitted
This option dynamically shows unsubmitted sections in edit mode and submitted sections in view mode. Task or section records, such as individual application tasks or intake form sections, create the sections in your form. Salesforce considers these records submitted when users select Submitted.
Edit
This option shows the section in edit mode regardless of the submission
status.
View
This option shows the section in view mode regardless of the submission
status.
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