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  • Getting Started
    • 🌊What is Valorx Wave
      • Pick The Right Wave
    • 📔Get Started with Valorx Wave
      • Wave Browser Extension Installation & Setup
      • Wave Embedded Installation & Setup
  • Wave Workspace
    • Overview
    • 🏡Home
    • 📃Grids
    • 🟣Wave Floaty
    • Wave Dashboard
  • Wave Experience
    • 📚Type of Grid in Wave
    • 📝Create A New Grid
      • 🌈Manage Grid in Wave Browser Extension
      • 🪄Grid Wizard in Salesforce
  • WAVE DATA MANAGEMENT
    • 📊Managing Grid Data
      • Filter
      • Condition
      • Group
      • Column Group
      • Mass Modifier
    • ✏️Data Control & Customization
    • 🔍Data Interaction
    • 🔢Data Insights & Summary
    • ⌛Managing Records in Wave
  • Surf The Wave
    • 🏄‍♂️Surf The Wave in Salesforce
      • Using Wave Grid in Components and Flows
      • Row Action
      • Known Limitation
      • Wave Embedded Grid Migration
  • Matrix
    • 🔳Matrix Screen
  • 🎨Matrix Designer
  • ▶️Matrix Runtime
  • ⚡Matrix Launcher
  • REPORTS
    • 📈Reports Overview
  • IMPORT
    • 🚀Import Overview
  • SETTINGS
    • 🛠️Settings Screen
  • Release Notes
    • 📢Wave Browser Extension
      • March 25 Release (v40)
      • February 25 Release (v39)
      • January 25 Release (v38)
      • December 24 Release (v37)
      • October 24 Release (v36) - Hotfix
      • September 24 Release (v35) - Hotfix
      • August 24 Release (v34)
      • July 24 Release (v32)
      • June 24 Release (v31) - Hotfix
      • May 24 Release (v30)
      • April 24 Release (v29)
      • Archived Release Notes
        • March 24 Release (v28)
        • Feb 24 Release (v27)
        • Jan 24 Release (v26)
        • Dec 23 Release (v25)
        • Nov 23 Release (v24)
        • Oct 23 Release (v23)
        • Sept 23 Release (v21)
        • Aug 23 Release (v20)
        • Jul 23 Release (v18)
        • Jun 23 Release (v17)
        • May 23 Release (v15)
        • Apr 23 Release (v12)-Hotfix
        • Apr 23 Release (v11)
        • Mar 23 Release (v10)
        • Jan 23 Release (v9)
        • Jan 23 Release (v8)
        • Dec 22 Release (v7)
        • Nov 22 Release (v6)
        • Oct 22 Release (v5)
        • Sep 22 Release (v4)
        • Sep 22 Release (v3)
        • Sep 22 Release (v2)
        • Sep 22 Release (v1)
    • ☁️Wave Embedded
      • March 25 Release (v11)
      • February 25 Release (v10)
      • December 24 Release (v9) - Hotfix
      • November 24 Release (v8)
      • October 24 Release (v7)
      • September 24 Release (v6)
      • August 24 Release (v5)
      • July 24 Release (v4)
      • June 24 Release (v3)
  • HELP & FAQ
    • 💡FAQs
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  1. Wave Workspace

Overview

Last updated 24 days ago

Wave provides two distinct workspaces for interacting with Salesforce data, each designed to enhance user efficiency and experience. Whether working directly within Salesforce or using an embedded experience, both options ensure seamless grid management and data interaction with a familiar spreadsheet-like interface that allows users to edit, sort, and analyze data efficiently.

  • Wave Browser Extension – Accessed via a browser extension, featuring a sidebar and top bar for navigation. Additionally, when Wave is installed, the Wave Floaty appears on Salesforce pages, providing quick actions without switching contexts. This workspace is ideal for users who need Excel-style grid functionality, enabling bulk editing, advanced filtering, and structured data management.

  • Wave Embedded – Accessed directly within Salesforce, offering a simplified interface with a top navigation bar for seamless interaction with grids. It provides a lightweight, Excel-like experience for users who need to quickly update and organize Salesforce data within their existing workflow.

Each workspace is designed to cater to different user needs. Wave Browser Extension offers a comprehensive navigation system, making it ideal for users who frequently manage multiple grids and reports. On the other hand, Wave Embedded provides a more flexible and efficient way to interact with Salesforce data without leaving the platform, maintaining an intuitive spreadsheet-style interface.

Below is an overview of the key components in each workspace.


Wave Browser Extension Workspace

Wave Browser Extension includes a sidebar and top bar for navigation. When installed, the Wave Floaty appears on Salesforce pages for quick actions.

1. Wave Sidebar

Located on the left, the Wave Sidebar provides access to key sections:

  • – Quick access to the Wave Home Screen.

  • – Manage and interact with grids.

  • – View and analyze reports.

  • – Upload and process data.

  • – Work with advanced data structures.

  • Invite – Add new users to Wave. (Visible only to Free Subscription users)

  • – Share feedback or request support.

2. Top Bar

Positioned at the top of the interface, the Top Bar includes:

3. Wave Floaty

Located on the right side, the Wave Floaty provides quick object access:

  • Click the Wave Floaty Button to open a selection panel.

  • Choose an Object, then view its associated grids.

  • Select a grid to navigate directly to the corresponding Wave Browser Extension Object Grid Page.


Wave Embedded Workspace

Wave Embedded provides a compact workspace with essential navigation:

Top Navigation Bar

Users can switch between three key sections:

Profile Button – Manage user settings and preferences.

Take a Tour Button – Explore Wave features through an interactive guide.

Upgrade Button – Access upgrade options. (Visible only to Free Subscription users)

– View and manage available grids.

– Configure and create grids.

– Access and work within selected grids.

Wave Dashboard
Grid Wizard
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Grids
Report
Import
Matrix
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Wave Browser Extension Workspace
Wave Floaty
Wave Embedded Workspace