Build and Use React Apps in Salesforce (Beta)

Build React apps directly from your Salesforce org using Salesforce Multi-Framework. Whether you prefer to code by hand or speed up development with Agentforce Vibes, now you can create, test, and deploy React apps for both consumers and enterprises. Use your existing React apps with your Salesforce data and metadata to produce rich experiences that work across all devices and platforms.

Where: This feature is available in Lightning Experience in sandbox and scratch orgs where English is the default language.

Note Salesforce Multi-Framework is a beta service that is subject to the Beta Services Terms atAgreements - Salesforce.com or a written Unified Pilot Agreement, if executed by Customer, and applicable terms in theProduct Terms Directory. Use of this beta service is at the Customer’s sole discretion.

The Non-GA Services are used in conjunction with GA Services which consume paid credits or entitlements ("entitlements"). Any corresponding consumption of entitlements arising from Customer's use of the Non-GA Services shall not give rise to any refund or credit rights.

When: This beta feature is available starting April 15, 2026.

Why: Use familiar Salesforce DX workflows, CLI commands, and project structures to manage React apps alongside other Salesforce metadata. And with Live Preview, you gain a real-time view of React applications directly in your development environment.

How: Enable Salesforce Multi-Framework in your sandbox or scratch org. From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Salesforce Multi-Framework, and select React Development with Salesforce Multi-Framework (Beta). Then click Enable Beta. After you enable the beta, you can’t disable it.