Component Library

The Component Library tab houses the components that will be used to display and interact with your backend system data in Salesforce. The components allow for integration, with no code required. In the Component Library, you can see all of the available components and search for the right component based on its intended purpose. In order to use the components, they must be activated. You can also create your own or customize existing components.  
 

1. Component Library Tab: The object tab that contains all of the components that come as a package. This stays on your navigation bar so it's easy to locate.
2. Status: This filter allows you to show components based on whether they are Active, Inactive, or either.
3. Collections are groups of Components that are focused on a specific solution. Filtering by Collections can save time and improve accuracy in selecting the Component that is right for the data you want to display. 

   SAP-integrated Customer 360: These components allow a full 360 degree customer view, with real-time SAP order, invoice, and delivery data. Also see quote history, pricing details, and more.

   SAP-integrated Quotes & Orders: These components allow you to create SAP quotes and sales orders based on SAP Business Rules.

   SAP-integrated Self-Service Communities: These components allow you to connect and collaborate with customers, partners, and employees.

   SAP-integrated Field Service: These components allow you to get more out of Salesforce Field Service Lightning with SAP ECC or SAP S/4 HANA.

   SAP-integrated Manufacturing Cloud: These components allow you more insight into order run rates, live SAP pricing and SAP-integrated demand planning for Salesforce Manufacturing Cloud. 

   SAP-integrated Consumer Goods Cloud: These components work with Salesforce Consumer Goods Cloud and can provide up-to-date price lists based on the SAP pricing engine, real-time availability checks and live pricing against SAP, and correctly post sales orders to SAP from a mobile device.

4. Salesforce Product: This filter allows you to show the components that correspond with that particular Salesforce cloud.

1. Create Component: Utilize this button to create your own Custom component.
2. Customize Component: Utilize this button to customize an existing component.
3. Green outlined Component: Once you have activated the component, it is ready for use. Those that have been activated appear with a green outline.
4. Grey outlined Component: A component is not ready for use if it appears with a grey outline. You must activate this component before you are able to use it.