Managing Settings That Apply to All In-App Guidance
From Setup, manage settings that apply to all prompts and walkthroughs, including
content that your company manages and content that Salesforce provides. Manage the time delay
between in-app guidance appearances, and control what types of in-app guidance are
available.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available with a limited number of active walkthroughs in: Essentials,
Group, Professional, Enterprise, Performance,
Unlimited, and Developer Editions
Available with Enablement, which is available in Developer Edition with
a limited number of add-ons and with Sales, Service, or Salesforce Platform in:
Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited and Einstein 1 Sales
EditionEditions for an additional cost
In-app guidance in Experience Cloud sites with Partner Enablement requires an
Enablement add-on license and supported PRM add-on
license.
Change the Default Time Delay for Showing In-App Guidance By default, a 24-hour delay applies to all prompts and walkthroughs, including in-app guidance that Salesforce provides, so that a user sees only one prompt or walkthrough per day per app. To change the default time delay for showing a prompt or walkthrough again after a user dismissed it, specify a custom value from the In-App Guidance page in Setup.
Turn Off Salesforce Standard In-App Guidance If the in-app content that Salesforce provides in Lightning Experience isn’t suitable for your users, turn it off from the In-App Guidance page in Setup.
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