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Create, Edit, and Delete Records in the Salesforce Mobile App While Online or Offline
Whether online or offline, Salesforce mobile app users can create, edit, and delete records and monitor changes from the Pending Changes page. The Salesforce mobile app automatically syncs those pending changes to Salesforce and warns the user if there are conflicts to be resolved.
Keep Track of Updates
Users can monitor all changes made while online or offline from the Pending Changes page. This page is available from the profile menu.
Understanding the Status of Updates
To help users monitor the status of changes made while online or offline, visual indicators display in several places in the Salesforce mobile app, including the Pending Changes page, object home pages, and in the highlights area on updated records.
- The success icon
indicates
that there are no conflicts to changes made while online or offline. Records disappear
from the Pending Changes page after successfully syncing to Salesforce. - The conflict icon
indicates that
there are conflicts to changes that must be resolved. - If the changes are made while online, the conflict icon appears immediately to indicate that there are conflicts.
- If the changes are made while offline, the conflict icon appears when network connectivity is restored to indicate that there are conflicts.
Pending changes contain conflicts for several possible reasons:
- Validation rule error
- Apex trigger error
- Workflow rule error
- Duplicate rule error
If users encounter conflicts when saving a record, whether online or offline, they see the details of the error on the Pending changes page. Users tap on a record displaying a conflict icon and they’re taken to the Conflict Resolution page to resolve the issue. After the conflict is resolved and a successful sync to Salesforce, the record disappears from the Pending Changes page.
- An error icon
indicates that an error has occurred.- If the changes are made while online, the error icon appears immediately.
- If the changes are made while offline, the error icon appears when network connectivity is restored.
While rare in occurrence, sometimes an error is irreconcilable. For example, if an edit is made to a record while offline and someone else deleted that record from Salesforce, the error that appears on that change is irreconcilable. In this scenario, users can only dismiss the irreconcilable change from the Pending Changes page.

