Control Console Tab
The Control Console Tab interaction manages a Lightning Console tab or subtab — closing, focusing, refreshing, relabelling, or highlighting it.
Overview
The Control Console Tab interaction lets you manage the user's Lightning Console workspace directly from a component. Use it to close, focus, or refresh a console tab or subtab, apply or remove a custom label, icon, or highlight, and enable or disable the tab's close button.
Important Note: This interaction operates on Lightning Console tabs. It has no effect when the flow runs outside of a Lightning Console app.
Configuration
Action
The console tab action to execute. Choose what you want to do to the current tab, or to a specific tab if a Tab Id is provided.
Close
Closes the tab.
Focus
Brings the tab into focus.
Focus Next
Moves the focus to the next tab.
Focus Previous
Moves the focus to the previous tab.
Refresh
Refreshes the tab's content.
Set Label
Applies a custom label to the tab.
Set Icon
Applies a custom icon to the tab.
Set Highlight
Applies a colored highlight to the tab.
Remove Label
Removes the custom label from the tab.
Remove Icon
Removes the custom icon from the tab.
Remove Highlight
Removes the highlight from the tab.
Disable Close
Prevents the user from closing the tab.
Enable Close
Allows the user to close the tab again.
Tab Id
Optional tab id to target. If omitted, the action applies to the current tab.
Action-specific settings
Depending on the selected action, additional settings become available:
Include Subtabs (Refresh): When refreshing a workspace tab, also refresh all subtabs inside that workspace.
Label (Set Label): The custom label to apply to the tab.
Icon Name (Set Icon): The icon to apply to the tab.
Icon Alternative Text (Set Icon): Optional accessible alternative text for the custom tab icon.
Highlight State (Set Highlight): The highlight color state to apply to the tab. Choose between
Success,ErrorandWarning.Highlight Pulse (Set Highlight): If enabled, makes the tab highlight pulse — smoothly alternating colors — to draw the user's attention.
Example
Imagine a service console where agents complete a case intake using a screen flow. When the flow finishes, a Control Console Tab interaction can rename the tab to reflect the case status, apply a success highlight, or simply close the tab so the agent can move on to the next case — all without any manual tab management.
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