App Quick Start: Next Steps for Configuring Apps in Salesforce Classic
After you've created a basic working app with app quick start in Salesforce Classic,
build out the app with more objects and fields, define its access settings, and add users to share
your app with them.
Required Editions
Available in: Salesforce Classic
Available in: Contact Manager, Group, Professional,
Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and Developer
Editions
User Permissions Needed
To create objects, tabs, fields, and validation rules:
Customize Application
To create users:
Manage Internal Users
To create profiles and permission sets:
Manage Profiles and Permission Sets
Build out your app with the basic components used in apps.
Create objects, which are custom database tables that allow you to store information
specific to your app.
Create tabs that are associated with the objects you've created.
For each object, create fields to store the information that's important to your
org.
Create validation rules, which verify that the data users enter meets the standards you
specify before they save a record.
For quick shortcuts to these tools, use the Lightning Platform quick
access menu, which is available from object list view pages and record detail
pages.
Create user profiles or permission sets. These are collections of settings and permissions
that determine what users can do in an app.
Specify the types of access that users will have to the app.
Make your app visible using profiles or permission sets.
Make your object tabs visible.
Set the object permissions for the objects you created.
Add users to your org. When adding users, be sure to assign them the appropriate profiles
or permission sets you created so they can access your app.
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