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What is custom notification in Salesforce?
What is custom notification in Salesforce?
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Custom Notification is customized notification where admin can add recipients, subject and content. Admin can be sent a custom notification when any important event occurs.
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Custom notifications: It allows you to send important information to your users via push to mobile or desktop alerts. we can fully customize the notifications to inform users of record information, changes, and updates. It will bring relevant information to your users at the right time
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