The Mobile Builder for Seller-Focused Experience is a point-and-click tool that lets you
add native pages for custom objects and customize the layout of record home pages in the
app.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Seller-Focused Mobile Experience is available in: Salesforce Mobile App for
Android and iOS on phones and tablets in all editions, except
Database.com.
The mobile builder is enabled for use by default. To disable the mobile builder, from Setup,
in the Quick Find box, enter Salesforce Mobile App and select it.
Disable Mobile Builder for Seller-Focused Experience.
Example
Create Configurations for Mobile Builder for Seller-Focused Experience To use the Mobile Builder for Seller-Focused Experience, you create an app configuration and then create object configurations within it. To customize the app for your users, you can add as many object configurations as you need.
Explore the User Interface The Mobile Builder for Seller-Focused Experience user interface makes configuring record home pages easy.
Work with an App Configuration After you create an app configuration, you can easily change its style, function, or assignment.
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