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How to use Salesforce Dynamic Forms with Standard Objects

5 min read
Marinda
Marinda K.

Masterful Salesforce Scribe with an eye for detail

Updated: Jul 27th, 2023

What are Salesforce standard objects?

Salesforce dynamic forms standard objects are commonly used in businesses, such as Account, Contact, Lead, and Opportunity. These objects are part of the standard data model and are widely used in various business processes. On the other hand, custom objects can be created to store industry-specific information unique to your company.

Salesforce Dynamic Forms Standard Objects to store Business Information
Storing Business Information

What are Dynamic Forms in Salesforce?

With Dynamic Forms from Salesforce, you can personalize the layout of your record pages in the Lightning App Builder. You can move fields and sections around for a dynamic page layout in Salesforce and decide when to show or hide them based on specific criteria. This feature enables you to provide more dynamic user experiences and minimize the number of page layouts and record types required.

Here’s what you can do with Salesforce dynamic forms standard objects:

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You can arrange fields on the page layout more intuitively instead of having a fixed Record Detail component. It provides a drag-and-drop interface that helps you to reorder fields easily.
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With Dynamic Forms, you can set up visibility rules for individual sections on the page layout. This means you can control which sections are visible based on field values or other criteria.
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You can also define visibility rules for individual fields. This enables you to show or hide specific fields based on field values, user profiles, record types, device types, or custom conditions. You can manage the fields and sections on your pages in the Lightning App Builder without touching the page layout editor.
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Dynamic Forms supports dependent picklists, meaning that the available values in one picklist can depend on the value selected in another.
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You can set up dynamic actions that appear based on field values. For example, you might show a button that creates a related record only when a specific field is filled in a certain way.

Advantages of using Salesforce Dynamic Forms with standard objects

Salesforce Dynamic Forms standard objects provides several benefits. Here are some of the key advantages:

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Salesforce Dynamic Forms standard objects helps you customize page layouts without needing custom code or Visualforce pages. This flexibility empowers admins and business users to tailor the user interface to match their business processes and requirements.
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You can design more user-friendly and intuitive page layouts. You can arrange fields in a logical order, group related information together, and hide fields that are not relevant under certain conditions. This enhances the overall user experience and increases user productivity.
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By using Salesforce Dynamic Forms standard objects, you can define visibility rules for sections and fields based on specific field values or other criteria. This means that users will only see the relevant information at a given moment, which reduces clutter and helps users focus on critical data.
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Salesforce Dynamic Forms standard objects can be configured using a simple drag-and-drop interface and point-and-click settings. The result is that you don’t need to rely on developers to make changes to page layouts. This reduces the time and effort required for customization.
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Dynamic Forms supports dependent fields and picklists. This helps you create more dynamic and context-sensitive forms where the available options in one field are determined by the value selected in another. It simplifies data entry and ensures data consistency.
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You can create dynamic actions based on specific conditions using Dynamic Forms. For instance, you can show or hide buttons, links, or actions based on field values, making the page layout more interactive and responsive to user actions.
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Dynamic Forms is designed to load only relevant fields to a particular record. This improves page loading times and reduces unnecessary data retrieval, improving overall performance.
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Since Dynamic Forms is a standard feature within Salesforce, it is automatically supported in new releases and upgrades. You don’t have to worry about custom code breaking or becoming obsolete during Salesforce updates.

Use the dynamic page layout capability in Salesforce’s Dynamic Forms

Salesforce Dynamic Page Layouts assist you in customizing the layout of fields and related lists on a record’s detail page based on specific criteria.

On the other hand, Salesforce Dynamic Forms enable you to further customize the page layout by using a drag-and-drop interface to arrange fields and sections. You can set up visibility rules for sections and individual fields based on specific criteria, making the page more context-sensitive and responsive to user actions.

When used together, Salesforce Dynamic Forms and Salesforce Dynamic Page Layouts provide a powerful combination for tailoring the user interface in Salesforce. Here’s how they work in conjunction:

1. Dynamic Page Layout: You can define multiple page layouts for an object, each with different arrangements of fields and related lists. Based on specific criteria such as record type, user profile, or field values, Salesforce automatically applies the appropriate page layout when a user views a record.
2. Dynamic Forms: Within each Dynamic Page Layout, you can use Dynamic Forms to further customize the arrangement of fields and sections on the page. You can create rules to show or hide specific fields or sections based on certain conditions, making the layout more relevant and user-friendly.

By using both features together, you can create highly tailored and context-specific page layouts that adapt to the data in each record and the needs of different users or scenarios. This enhances the user experience, reduces clutter, and streamlines data entry and viewing processes.

Use Salesforce Dynamic Related Lists with Dynamic forms

With Dynamic Forms from Salesforce, you can easily personalize the page layouts of standard and custom objects without requiring any custom code or Visualforce pages. Using a simple drag-and-drop interface, you can arrange fields and sections on the page layout and even establish visibility rules for fields and sections based on specific criteria.

Personalized Page Layouts with Salesforce Dynamic Forms Standard Objects
Personalized Page Layouts

On the other hand, Salesforce Dynamic Related Lists allow you to control which related lists are displayed on a record’s detail page, all based on specific criteria. You can set up visibility rules for related lists based on field values, related record data, or other conditions.

Although Salesforce Dynamic Forms and Salesforce Dynamic Related Lists are not directly dependent on each other, they can be combined to provide a more personalized and comprehensive user experience on record detail pages. Using these features together allows you to customize the layout of fields and sections using Dynamic Forms and manage which related lists are visible using Dynamic Related Lists. This enables you to create context-specific page layouts that display relevant information to users based on the specific record they are viewing.

To sum up, using Salesforce Dynamic Related Lists with Salesforce Dynamic Forms can significantly enhance the customization and flexibility of record detail pages in Salesforce.

What is the alternative for Dynamic Forms for standard objects in Salesforce?

Titan Forms is a great alternative solution for creating dynamic forms for Salesforce standard objects. Titan Forms is a no-code platform that assists you in creating seamless customer experiences that instantly map to Salesforce. You can use a simple drag-and-drop builder to take control of every aspect of your data collection, from dynamic forms and documents, to contracts, landing pages, and much more.

Some of the features of Titan Forms are:

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You can create forms for any use case and object, including custom objects and person accounts.
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You can use conditional logic, calculations, validations, and pre-population to create smart and dynamic forms.
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You can embed forms on any website or web app, or use Titan’s landing page builder to create your own web pages.
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You can integrate forms with Salesforce workflows, triggers, and processes, and sync data in real-time.
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You can ensure ultimate compliance with regulatory frameworks, such as HIPAA and GDPR.

Titan Forms is compatible with both Classic and Lightning Experience, and it works on any device and browser. You can install Titan Forms from the AppExchange, or request a free trial or demo from their website.

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