Wisty vs Salesforce Quick Pages

Quick Pages makes simple pages. Describe a list or a summary, and you get a read-only page that shows live data with each viewer's own access. People can sort and filter, but to change a record they have to leave the page.

Every page lives on the Quick Pages tab, and only there. You can't put one on a record page or in the utility bar, where people do their work, so they have to leave what they're doing and go look for it. Pages can't be moved to another org either.

It's also limited in what it can show. Quick Pages works with everyday records like accounts, opportunities, cases and your custom objects, but not the data admins rely on, such as login history, the setup audit trail or who has which permission set. It struggles with deeper questions too, like accounts with their contacts and each contact's cases in one view. And it only has its built-in components, so charts and tables stay basic.

Wisty apps can read anything your users can see in Salesforce, admin data included, and handle the deeper questions. They can use well-known chart, map and table libraries, and they create, update and delete records with each viewer's permissions. You can put them on a tab, on a record page, in the utility bar or behind a link. The AI that builds them only looks at how your org is set up, never at your records.