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# How to add Delpha components in my standard layout
## Add the Delpha Assistant to Lightning Record Pages
The **Delpha Assistant** helps users view and apply recommendations directly from Account, Contact, or Lead pages in Salesforce. You can display it in **two ways**: as a floating icon or an embedded widget.
### Option 1: Floating Icon
Displays a small icon in the bottom-right corner of the page showing the number of available recommendations. Users click the icon to expand the list.
**How to Set It Up:**
1. Go to an **Account** record page → click the ⚙️ **Gear** icon → **Edit Page**
2. Drag the `DelphaBot` component into the **right pane**
3. Click **Save**
4. Click **Activate**, choose **Org Default**, then **Save**
**Repeat** this for:
* All Lightning pages where you want Delpha displayed
* **Contact** and **Lead** record pages, if needed
### Option 2: Widget View
Embeds the Delpha Assistant as a fixed widget on any part of the page layout.
**How to Set It Up:**
1. Drag the `Delpha_Standard` component to the desired page section
2. Save the changes and follow the **same activation steps** as for the floating icon
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