User Interface API Developer Guide
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User Interface API Features
Learn to use User Interface API to work with various Salesforce features.
Build Salesforce UI for records, actions, and favorites.
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Work with Records
Use User Interface API to build UI that lets users create, read, update, and delete Salesforce records. Let’s look at two of the trickier aspects of the API: how to work with child relationships, and how to upload binary files to records. -
Work with Actions
Use the Actions resources to get data and metadata about actions displayed in the Salesforce UI. Examples include standard and custom buttons, quick actions, and productivity actions. -
Manage Favorites
Favorites let users access frequently used pages in Salesforce. Use User Interface API Favorites resources to manage favorites. -
Work with List Views
Use the List View resources to get record data and metadata about list views displayed in the Salesforce UI. -
Manage Apps
An app is a collection of items that work together to serve a particular function. Salesforce apps come in two flavors: Classic apps and Lightning apps. Classic apps are created and managed in Salesforce Classic. Lightning apps are created and managed in Lightning Experience. Admins customize both types of apps to match the way users work.