Simplified Navigation and Easy Access to Important Tasks
Salesforce Foundations navigation makes it simpler and faster to find the information and tasks you need. It’s important that you understand some key differences between standard Salesforce navigation and Salesforce Foundations navigation.
Salesforce Foundations provides a vertical
navigation bar along the left side of the user interface. Now there's a central location to
access your Marketing, Sales, Service, and Commerce solutions. With our vertical navigation bar,
the apps you need are in plain view, so you see everything at a glance.
Use the App
Launcher to personalize what apps appear. To open the App Launcher, click
More. Favorite the apps that you want to include in your vertical
navigation bar using the star icon. You can order them the way you want directly in the
navigation bar or in the App Launcher by dragging the app to the location you want.
In addition,
Salesforce Foundations provides dedicated apps for account and contact management. Salesforce
admins can assign these apps to users, and users can add them to the vertical navigation
bar.
Quick Settings
The traditional Setup navigation offers a comprehensive
range of options, which can feel visually overwhelming. That's why Salesforce Foundations
provides Quick Settings, a streamlined way for admins to complete the most common setup and
customization tasks without navigating through the entire navigation list.
Quick Settings provides you with the most common setup, customization, and company settings,
readily accessible from the icon. And for those moments when you need more settings, click the Advanced
Settings button to access the complete list of configuration settings (1).
Another benefit of Quick Settings is that you can manage and assign
permission set groups right from the Users setting (2). In just a few clicks, you can tailor
access with Salesforce Foundations permission set groups for your Sales, Service, Marketing, and
Commerce teams. You can also assign custom permission set groups from this window.
Use the quick links under Additional Setup to easily get to other product-specific setup pages,
such as Data Cloud Setup, Sales Setup, and Service Setup (3).
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