Three features in the Avonni Flow Components library that most teams overlook, yet deliver real value. Let's walk through each one.

1. Dynamic Attributes: Conditional Property Changes

Dynamic Attributes let you change specific component properties based on runtime conditions — no need to duplicate screens or rebuild logic in multiple places.

Real-world Use: A Data Table that conditionally shows a column only for accounts with industry='Technology'. Dynamic Attributes handle this as a toggle — column visibility tied directly to that field value.

2. Delay Interaction Component: Background Triggers

The Delay Interaction Component executes actions in the background without blocking the UI. Launch confetti when a user completes a task. Trigger a guide based on record state. All without the user perceiving any delay.

Highlight:

• Automated User Onboarding: New users see a welcome guide on first load, walking them through essential steps.
• Behavior-Based Prompts: If a task sits incomplete, the system sends a reminder without interrupting the user.

Avonni ships with 20+ interaction types — the range of use cases is broad.

3. Avonni Actions: 20+ Plug-and-Play Operations

Avonni includes over 20 pre-built actions for common operations. Think of these as a toolkit that extends what components can do without custom code.

Examples:

• Component Collections: Define a standardized list once, reuse it across all instances of that component. No redundant setup per component.
• Collection Math Action: Automatically calculate aggregate fields across a collection. No manual formula building.

The Pattern

These three features — conditional attributes, background interactions, and pre-built actions — all follow the same principle: solve the repetitive part, let you focus on business logic.

At Avonni, the goal is to cut boilerplate in Salesforce. The features in this post aren't flashy. They're about velocity — shipping faster, maintaining easier, extending further.

Tags: Salesforce, Avonni Components, Flow Builder, Screen Flows, Salesforce Flows