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            Lightning Apps

            With apps in Lightning Experience, members of your org can work more efficiently by easily switching between apps. Users can open apps you’ve created from the App Launcher. What’s most important to sales reps? Accounts, events, and organizations. How about sales managers? Reports and dashboards make the top of the list. Lightning apps take things to another level past Classic apps by letting you brand your apps with a custom color, logo, and utility bar.

            Required Editions

            Available in: Lightning Experience
            Available in: Contact Manager, Group, Professional, Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and Developer Editions

            Lightning apps contain everything you expect from a custom app, such as custom and standard objects, and custom tabs. But Lightning apps can also include Lightning page tabs and utilities like Lightning Voice. The navigation model of Lightning apps is optimized for efficiency, with actions on certain items like Opportunities in the navigation bar. You can even append navigation items to a Lightning app that you found on AppExchange and installed from a managed package.

            Custom apps from Salesforce Classic automatically work in Lightning Experience and can be upgraded to Lightning apps. Classic apps appear in the list of apps in Setup alongside your Lightning apps, and are available from the App Launcher as long as their Show in Lightning Experience attribute is enabled.

            However, the reverse isn’t true for Lightning apps. Lightning apps aren’t available in Salesforce Classic.

            You can assign multiple user profiles to multiple apps. Also, you can assign as many user profiles to one app as you need to. For instance, you have several groups involved with inside sales. Assign all the groups to your inside sales app, and they all have access to it.

            To switch between apps, users can use the App Launcher. This makes it easy for users to switch contexts and still have access to the items, objects, and pages they need most.

            You can view all the apps in your org from the App Manager. In Lightning Experience Setup, enter App in the Quick Find box, then select App Manager.

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