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Sagar MadkaikarSagar Madkaikar 

Community Template for Salesforce Mobile App.

Hi,

We have a requirement where we need to allow our partners to access community through saleforce mobile app.
Our community will extensively contain lightning components.
Earlier we tried using Napili template based community but that cannot be accessed from Mobile app.

Can any one please suggest which community template should we use so that our partner users can us that through salesforce mobile app.
Our last resort would be using VF+Tab community. But we need to explore more template based options for lightning components.

Thanks,
sagar
Anna MarshAnna Marsh
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Todd Halfpenny MCTodd Halfpenny MC
Sagar, I believe at the moment that your options are limited. There's a good post here on Making the Right Choice for Mobile Salesforce Community Applications (http://www.mobilecaddy.net/making-right-choice-mobile-salesforce-community-applications/) on some of the available routes, along with pros/cons. As with most questions like "what route do I go down", the answer depends heaviliy on what the requirements are.

With you the request to use Lightning components you're limited even further, but if you can move away from this then I believe that custom build gives you by far the most flexibility when it comes to mobile community apps.