An administrator at Cloud Kicks is optimizing the Lightning Sales Console for sales representatives who conduct high-volume outreach. The sales manager requests that representatives have continuous quick access to their recently viewed records, a persistent pad to take notes during customer calls without leaving their workspace, and the ability to view list items alongside open record tabs. Which configuration in the Lightning Sales Console directly satisfies all of these requirements?
- Add the History utility and Notes utility to the App Utility Bar, and utilize Split View navigation for object list views.Answer
- BConfigure custom lead field mappings to Account fields and assign a custom Sales Process to the console app workspace layout.
- CLink Opportunity Stage picklist values directly to the console utility bar without creating an underlying Sales Process.
- DAdd Opportunity Line Items to the console navigation bar while omitting an active price entry in the Standard Price Book.
Answer
Add the History utility and Notes utility to the App Utility Bar, and utilize Split View navigation for object list views.
Configuring the History and Notes utilities on the Lightning App Utility Bar provides quick access to recent records and a persistent note-taking drawer. Combining this with Split View enables sales representatives to work through lists without losing context of open record subtabs.
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Key Concept
Lightning Sales Console Productivity Features (Utility Bar & Split View)