Salesforce Requires Excessive Menu Navigation to Complete Simple Tasks
Users report having to click through many different menus and screens to reach a single destination in Salesforce, especially within the mobile app. They'd prefer common actions be reachable in one or two clicks rather than requiring deep navigation.
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