# Wave Floaty
Wave Floaty provides a **convenient way** to access key features in **Wave Browser Extension**, allowing users to **navigate records and perform actions with ease**. It offers three different views, each designed for specific use cases:
* **Default View Floaty**
* **Record Page Floaty**
* **Related List Page Floaty**
## **Common Elements in Wave Floaty**
Regardless of the page you're on, the following elements remain the same when you open Wave Floaty:
*  **Dashboard Button** – Returns users to the **Wave Browser Extension** screen.
*  **Settings Button** – Opens the **Wave Browser Extension General Settings** page.
*  **Add Notes** – Clicking this opens the Wave Browser Extension Grid Screen and launches the Notes Board, where users can add and manage their notes.
*  **Latest Wave Video** – Displays an embedded video featuring the most recent updates about Valorx Wave product.
*  **File Upload Section** – The **Data Import** feature remains unchanged, allowing seamless data imports into Wave. Users can either **select files to upload** or **drag and drop files** into the designated area.
While the **layout and workspace remain consistent**, the **main content** within Wave Floaty **adapts to the Salesforce page** the user is currently viewing. This ensures users always have relevant tools and information based on their workflow.
To access Wave Floaty, simply **click on the Floaty icon**, and it will open with the corresponding page-specific content while maintaining the common elements listed above.
Accessing Wave Floaty
## **Wave Floaty Views**
Wave Floaty provides a convenient way to access key features in Wave, allowing users to navigate records and perform actions with ease. It offers three different views, each designed for specific use cases:
* **Default View Floaty**
* **Record Page Floaty**
* **Related List Page Floaty**
### **Default View Floaty**
The Default View Floaty is available to all users when on the Salesforce Home page. It provides quick access to frequently used objects: **Accounts, Opportunities, Leads, and Contacts**. With a single click, users can open these records directly in Wave.
#### **Key Features:**
* **Recent Grids:** Displays recently accessed records for quick navigation.
Default View
### **Record Page Floaty**
The Record Page Floaty appears when a user opens a Salesforce record and clicks on Floaty. This view differs from the Default View by offering more direct record-level actions.
#### **Key Features:**
* **Color Bar Conditions:** Users can quickly access color bar conditions via a hyperlink at the top of the Floaty.
* **Object Access:** Clicking on an object name opens it directly in Wave Browser Extension.
* **Mass Modifier:** Clicking the hyperlink opens Mass Modifier for the specific record in Wave Browser Extension.
* **Favorite Grids:** Displays a list of favorited records for quick access.
Record Page
### **Related List Page Floaty**
The Related List Page Floaty appears when users open a record and access the Floaty menu. This view allows users to manage and customize related lists efficiently.
#### **Key Features:**
* **Custom Page Layouts:** Users can create custom layouts by clicking on the **Page Layout** hyperlink.
* **Add Page Layout:** (Redirects to Wave for customization)
* **Related List Window:** Opens the related list in Wave with a single click. Users can also access related lists via a drop-down menu.
* **Custom Page Layout Details:** Displays the **last edited time** and **record name** for reference.
Related List Page
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