New updates to the Avonni Components Suite — this time focused on the Avonni Dynamic Components package for Lightning Pages.

These additions give you more power for data analysis, visualization, and responsive design — directly on your App, Record, and Home Pages.

New component: interactive Pivot Tables for Lightning Pages

Tired of static reports or exporting data for analysis? The Avonni Pivot Table component is here.

• What it does: Go beyond simple tables. The Pivot Table lets your users interactively summarize, group, aggregate (SUM, AVG, COUNT, etc.), and pivot large Salesforce datasets directly on the page. Slice and dice data using dynamic row and column groupings.
• What this means for your team: Spreadsheet-like pivot analysis, natively in Salesforce. Users can explore data, spot trends, and get answers — all within their workflow, without separate tools. Admins can deliver analytical capabilities declaratively.

New component: Relationship Graph

Understanding complex data relationships just got easier. The Avonni Relationship Graph component lets you visualize connections between records.

• What it does: Maps and displays relationships between any set of related records — standard hierarchies or custom object structures. Users can explore connections interactively in one clear view.
• What this means for your team: Instead of clicking through multiple related lists, users get a visual overview of how records connect. You can configure actions directly on graph nodes so users can navigate or trigger processes right from the visualization.

Custom filters for data components

More flexibility with filters in Avonni data components (Data Table, List, etc.).

• Selective Field Display: Choose exactly which fields appear in the filter panel — create a cleaner, more relevant filtering experience by hiding less useful fields.
• Intelligent Hierarchy Filtering: When filtering by a User Role field, the component uses your configured Salesforce Role Hierarchy to present options hierarchically, making it easier to filter by team or management level. (Note: This requires the standard Salesforce Role Hierarchy to be set up in your org)

Device form factor visibility

Building for different screen sizes is now straightforward.

• What it does: Component visibility rules within Dynamic Components now support device form factor. You can configure components or entire sections to show or hide based on whether the user is on desktop, tablet, or phone.
• What this means for your team: Build responsive layouts without workarounds. Show the right components for each screen size, and improve performance by only loading what's needed on each device.

These updates expand what you can do with Avonni Dynamic Components on your Lightning Pages — no code required.

Ready to try them?

Documentation: Release Notes

Install/Update from AppExchange: Avonni Dynamic Components