Let’s be honest: the standard Salesforce-related list is a great starting point, but business users almost always need more. They want to edit 20 records at once, group data by specific categories, or view complex field relationships without clicking through 5 different tabs. At Avonni, we believe you shouldn't have to hire a developer every time a user asks for a "better table." That’s why we’ve built the Avonni Data Table to be the most comprehensive, flexible, and admin-friendly component on the AppExchange.

To make sure you’re getting every ounce of power out of your setup, we are happy to announce our completely redesigned Documentation and Tutorial Library.

New Guides for the Avonni Data Table

If you haven't explored the Avonni Data Table recently, you might be surprised by how much "heavy lifting" it can do directly within the UI:

• Inline Editing & Bulk Updates: No more "save, click next record, repeat." Let users update multiple rows simultaneously and commit changes in a single step.
• Advanced Grouping & Sorting: Transform a flat list into a structured hierarchy, making it easier for users to digest large amounts of information.
• Relationship Field Support: Display and edit data from parent objects (like an Account Industry on a Contact list) without complex workarounds.
• Dynamic Filtering: Give your users the power to find exactly what they need with built-in search and filter bars.

What’s New in the Docs?

We didn’t just update the text; we rebuilt the experience to help you find solutions faster. The new documentation site includes:

• Step-by-Step Tutorials: Clear, visual guides that walk you through complex configurations.
• Best Practice Guides: Tips on how to design tables that drive user adoption.

"The goal isn't just to show data—it's to make that data actionable." ### Ready to Upgrade Your Tables?Whether you are trying to streamline a sales workflow or build a high-density service dashboard, our updated resources are designed to get you there in record time.

Explore the New Avonni Documentation →