What’s New in Salesforce Omnistudio Standard Designers
Summary
Salesforce Omnistudio's new Standard Designers are now fully integrated natively into the Salesforce Platform, removing the lengthy activation and deployment delays previously caused by packaged installations. These designers cover front-end UI with Omniscripts and Flexcards, and backend data orchestration with Data Mappers and Integration Procedures, providing a smoother, faster development experience. The new UI is more intuitive and efficient, with Salesforce-standard list views, enhanced version management, a helpful Design Assistant to prevent overly complex components, and faster activation speeds. Teams can now build and update complex digital experiences more quickly and with less friction.
Takeaways
- Omnistudio Standard Designers run natively on Salesforce Platform, eliminating package installs.
- Activation of Omniscripts, Flexcards, and Integration Procedures is up to nine times faster.
- New UI uses Salesforce-standard list views enabling custom filters and better navigation.
- Design Assistant provides soft warnings to avoid overly complex components during design.
- Integration Procedure and Data Mapper designers have been redesigned for better usability.
We know that many of you rely on Salesforce Omnistudio every day to build fast and intuitive digital experiences across Salesforce. However, we know that long wait times can be a major headache. We’re talking about that moment when you finish designing a complex Omniscript or Flexcard, click the ‘Activate’ button, and then… wait. The process of compiling and deployment can be lengthy. This cuts into your productivity and can be frustrating when you just want to see your changes live. The good news? The new Omnistudio Standard Designers , runtime, and components are now built directly into the Salesforce Platform . This eliminates the old packaged installation process and ensures everything runs natively on the Platform. What are Omnistudio standard designers? The Omnistudio standard designers are tools that run directly on the Salesforce Platform, rather than a separate managed package.