Row Actions
Row Actions let end users run common file actions directly from each row in List, Tile, and Slider views. Admins control which actions appear (and in what order) using configuration. Row Actions are available as Standard Actions (built-in) and Custom Actions (admin-defined).
Standard Actions
Standard (built-in) actions come with Media Manager and cover the most common file operations. Admins can add/remove standard actions per configuration to match the team’s workflow.
Standard actions commonly include: Download, Share, FileMate, Exclude from Viewer, Remove from Record, Delete, Upload New Version, Edit Image, View Version History.
Note: If the File Source is Attachment, the Share action may be removed by default.
Download
Enable this Row Action to allow users to download the file for that row (single-file download).
Share
Enable this Row Action to allow users to share an individual file with Users, Groups (Collaborative groups), or Records.
If the source is Attachment, Share is removed from the actions by default.
Exclude from Viewer
Enable this Row Action to exclude the file from previewing in the Media Manager viewer component used on Lightning pages.
Remove from Record
Enable this action to let the end-users remove the file from that record.
Delete
Enable this Row Action to delete the file after user confirmation. Deleting a file removes it from all related records and posts it is attached to.
Upload New Version
Upload New Version allows users to replace a file with an updated version while preserving version history.
Key behavior:
Keeps a single file reference (avoids duplicates across the org).
Maintains version history (timestamp and version number per version).
Available across Slider, List, and Tile views.
NOTE: When uploading a new version, ensure the file matches the allowed file types specified in the Configuration’s upload settings. Unsupported file types will not be accepted.
Edit Image
Edit Image allows users to modify supported images directly in Media Manager, without using external tools.
Editing tools include: Crop, Rotate, Compress, Zoom In/Out, Undo/Redo, Reset, Fullscreen Preview, Compare Original vs Edited.
NOTE:
Supported file types: PNG, BMP, GIF, JPG, JPEG
Supported browsers: Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari
Compression note: Files under 50 KB cannot be compressed using the tool.
Editing is not available for HEIC files. Convert to a supported format before editing.
Save Preferences
Users can choose how edits are saved:
Save as New File — keeps the original and creates a new file
Overwrite Current File — replaces the current file
Ask Each Time — prompts the user on each save
Note: Editing features are not available for HEIC files. Users are advised to convert these files to a supported format for editing.
View Version History
View Version History allows users to review and manage file versions to understand changes over time and, when needed, revert to a previous version.
Version history includes:
Last Modified Date and Time
Version Status (Active/Inactive)
Version Number
File Size
Managing Versions:
Users can Set as Active Version to make a previous version the active one.
Only one version can be active at a time.
Version history can be reviewed using Slider View for quick browsing.
Limitation: Preview for version history is not supported for HEIC and JFIF files. Users are redirected to the Salesforce screen.
FileMate
FileMate enhances Media Manager with Agentforce-powered file interactions—so users can get quick answers, summaries, translations, and extracted text directly inside Media Manager, without leaving the file workspace. The actions available to users depend on what your Admin has enabled.
Standard FileMate Actions
FileMate provides built-in actions for supported file types (PDF, JPEG, PNG):
Summarize File: Generates a concise summary of the file content
Translate File: Translates extracted text into a selected language
Extract File: Uses OCR to extract readable text (and relevant metadata where applicable)
Ask File: Enables contextual Q&A based on the file content
Additional Capabilities
Users can regenerate results (up to 5 times) when needed
Copy to Clipboard is supported for all FileMate outputs
Custom File Mate Actions
Admins can extend FileMate by exposing custom actions through Prompt Builder and Media Manager actions:
Each custom FileMate action is backed by a Prompt Builder prompt
Actions are surfaced to end users through Media Manager Row Actions (after Admin configuration)
Supports up to 5 optional runtime inputs
Only one user-input field is allowed per action configuration (to keep the action simple and consistent)
For full FileMate setup and prompt configuration guidance, refer to the FileMate Manual.
Custom Row Actions
Custom Row Actions let admins add organization-specific actions to each file row. These actions appear alongside standard Row Actions and can be configured per Media Manager configuration. Admins can create, edit, clone, delete, and reorder custom actions as needed. Just start by clicking “Add Row Action”
Custom Row Actions Section Details
To create a Custom Row Action, admins define:
Action Name / Display Label — the label users see in the row actions menu.
Action Type: what the action launches:
Launch a Lightning Flow
Launch a Lightning Component
Launch a Lightning Web Component
Display As: how the action is displayed – Button Icon, Button, Link.
Upon selecting Button Icon, you can select an Icon as required.
Target: the specific Flow / Component / Web Component used by the action.
Action Type: Launch a Lightning Flow
When the action type is Launch a Lightning Flow, the selected Flow can accept inputs through Flow variables.
If the Flow has input variables available, they appear in the action details screen with:
Variable Name — the Flow variable name and data type.
Global Variable / Value — the value passed into the Flow (static value or selected from global variables, based on availability).
NOTE: Versions before Spring’24 supported object fields as variables. This is now replaced with ParentId.
Action Type: Launch a Lightning Component
When the action type is Launch a Lightning Component, admins select the component from available target names shown for the current user.
Action Type: Launch a Lightning Web Component
When the action type is Launch a Lightning Web Component, enter the component name in the Target field to render it in the Media Manager component used on Lightning pages.
How to create Custom Row Actions
On the Configuration Page, go to the Row Actions tab.
Click the "Add Row Action" button located at the bottom left corner.
Enter a name in the "Display Label" field.
Select the Action Type (Flow / Lightning Component / Lightning Web Component).
Set Display As (Button Icon).
Configure the Target:
a. For Flow and Lightning Component: Select the target.
b. For Lightning Web Component: Enter the component name in Target.
Click Save.
Final Note:
Use the reorder icon to drag and drop actions into the preferred orde
To access actions in Media Manager, ensure the Media Manager Helper component is placed where required in your Lightning page setup.
How to Add Row Actions as Columns in Media Manager
Media Manager allows admins to display Row Actions directly as columns. This lets users run actions (including FileMate actions) with a single click—without opening the Row Actions menu.
Configure Row Actions in Media Manager
Open Media Manager Configuration (open an existing configuration or click New).
Go to Columns.
Click Add Actions in the column setup area.
Select the Row Action you want to display.
Give it a Display Label.
Click Save, then Activate the configuration.
Limitations by View Type
Row Action display options behave differently depending on the view type:
Slider View: Supports Button Icon only.
List View: Supports Button, Button Icon, and Link.
Tile View: Does not support actions as in-row/in-tile columns. Actions appear only under the Actions menu.
On this Page:
- 1 Standard Actions
- 1.1 Download
- 1.2 Share
- 1.3 Exclude from Viewer
- 1.4 Remove from Record
- 1.5 Delete
- 1.6 Upload New Version
- 1.7 Edit Image
- 1.8 Save Preferences
- 1.9 View Version History
- 1.10 FileMate
- 2 Custom Row Actions