Use the Following and Followers Lists in Salesforce Classic
View the Following and Followers lists on your profile to see who, what, and how many
items you're following in Chatter, and who’s following you.
Required Editions
Available in: Salesforce Classic
Available in: Group, Professional, Enterprise,
Performance, Unlimited, Contact Manager, and
Developer Editions
If you’re not following anyone in Chatter, click Find people to
follow in the Following list to view the People list and start following
people. You can also see the Following and Followers lists on other people’s profiles. When
your Salesforce admin enables Chatter, you automatically follow some users and records in
your org.
In either list, click Show All to view
the full list in alphabetical order.
Use the Next and Previous links to see
more of the list.
Optionally filter the Following list by people or objects, for example, accounts or
files.
In your Following list, click to stop following a person or
record.
In another person's Following list, click Follow to
follow a person or record.
In any Followers list, click Follow to follow a person,
or to stop
following them.
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