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Edit, Activate, Deactivate, Delete, or Clone a Briefcase
Find briefcases that you already registered. View the actions for a previously defined briefcase. And edit, activate, deactivate, delete, or clone a briefcase.
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Find briefcases that you already registered. View the actions for a previously defined briefcase. And edit, activate, deactivate, delete, or clone a briefcase.
| Available in: Lightning Experience |
| Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and Developer Editions |
You can change the name and description of a saved briefcase, update selected data and assignees, and turn activation off or on. In the Briefcase Builder setup, to view the inline menu for a briefcase, click the down arrow. The Briefcase inline menu includes deactivate, edit, clone, and delete options.
To launch the guided edit flow, select Edit. To change the briefcase configuration, select a tab. To continue editing when you’re done working on a tab, select another tab. Or to exit the edit flow, click Done.
To edit the associated configuration for the briefcase, select a tab.
To quickly change the activation status for a briefcase or to delete a briefcase, click the down arrow to view the inline menu for the briefcase, and then select Activate, Deactivate, or Delete.
To create a briefcase by copying an existing briefcase configuration, click the arrow in the briefcase’s Actions column and select Clone. On the Clone Briefcase page, enter a unique briefcase name.
You can optionally change these settings in the cloned briefcase.
To save and activate the cloned briefcase, click Activate. To save the briefcase’s settings without activating it for use, click Save.

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