Get Started With Mobile Offline

Review the Mobile Offline Developer Guide, paying particular attention to the considerations. This guide provides more details about developing and using Lightning web components while offline. It also covers current product limitations in more detail.

If your development team isn’t familiar with Lightning web components, the Build Lightning Web Components trail on Trailhead is a great place to start. We’ve provided guidance for other learning resources in the developer guide.

• Briefcase Building
  Briefcase Builder is how you choose which records are available offline for your users. It's important to think about your users and which records they need access to while offline.
• Offline Behaviors
  Learn what data is primed for offline use, what data can’t be primed, and how draft, how to create drafts, and how drafts are synced once online.
• Where To Use Lightning Web Components
  Learn where in the Salesforce Mobile App you can use standard and custom objects and Lightning global quick actions.
• Set Up Your Development Environment
  Once your org is enabled and you’ve successfully configured the necessary briefcases for your org and users, you can set up your development environment and test that everything is working.
• Start Coding
  With your briefcases and development environment set up and verified, you’re ready for real code.
• Customization of the Landing Page
  The Landing Page is the Mobile Offline home page for the Salesforce Mobile App. When a user logs into the Salesforce Mobile App offline experience, the landing page is the first thing they see. This page is intended to give access to the users most important records and allow them to quickly and easily take relevant actions.