The Avonni Blog

The Avonni Component Playground is live: 262 Salesforce use cases to preview, tweak and copy before you install. Here's how to evaluate a component with it.

What Salesforce LWC components are, where to find the official base component list, and when to use base, custom or prebuilt components, with tested code examples.

What Lightning App Builder components are, every main standard component and its documented limits, what the builder costs, and when an AppExchange add-on makes sense.

The native account hierarchy covers accounts only, on its own page. How to show any hierarchy as a tree grid, on a page or in a flow.

The standard Screen Flow Data Table has no export. Three ways to give users a CSV or Excel download.

Comparing a few Salesforce records usually means opening tabs or a spreadsheet. The new Record Grid lines them up side by side on a flow screen, editable in place and saved back in one step.

An assistant builds you a Kanban from one sentence. What you own afterwards is forty lines of configuration, not a codebase. Real prompts, real captures, and the honest limits.

One customer scenario, four Salesforce surfaces, one component library. The recap of our Dreamforce theater session, with the prompts and the screens they produced.

Record Grid puts records side by side on a flow screen, Heatmap and Treemap join the chart library, and Kanban cards can finally be ranked inside a column.

A screen flow can show records and it cannot add them up. Here is how the Pivot Table computes the totals on the screen itself, and lets the reviewer open any number to fix what is inside it.

Two releases, five weeks apart. The Tree Grid arrives in Flow and then in the Dynamic Component Builder, the Data Table totals itself, and a Pivot Table runs on a flow screen.

The standard related list is the most-read thing on a record page and the least designed. Here is how to rebuild one in the Component Builder, in six steps and no code.

JSON Variables turn one Variable into a full Flow or Agentforce payload. Plus a new Menu Navigation Container, Pivot Table drill-down, four interaction upgrades, and 35 bug fixes.

The Avonni Data Table now ships with a File Upload column type, available in both Flow Screen Components and Dynamic Components. Attach a file to every row, tied to the right record, without Apex or custom Lightning Web Components.

Two new components (Agent Chat and Pie Chart), a Data Table that handles file uploads and inline editing for unsaved records, smarter date filters, and 21 bug fixes.

Everything you need to know about Salesforce flow screen components: what's native, where the gaps are, what Summer '26 and Winter '27 changed, and how to choose between community and commercial options.

Avonni offers two no-code tools for building custom Salesforce UIs. Here's how to pick the right one for each project and stop building workarounds.

Two tools, two different jobs. This neutral comparison breaks down ...

Spring '26 brought inline editing to the standard Flow Data Table...

We are happy to announce our completely redesigned Documentation and Tutorial Library

Native barcode scanning, 50k+ record data tables, and bulk actions. The latest Avonni update removes limits so your team can handle real-world data volumes in Salesforce Flows.

We’re excited to introduce the Winter Release of Avonni Experience

For years, our mission at Avonni has been to help Salesforce teams build better...

Here's a situation every Salesforce admin knows too well: You're staring at a Lightning page

You shouldn't have to write code to create stunning, dynamic user interfaces in Salesforce

Salesforce officially partnered with Avonni to bring no-code UI components to every admin and builder. Learn what this means for Flow Screen Components, App Builder & Experience Cloud.

Learn how to create a dynamic Show/Hide reply container using the Assignment interaction

This release brings a suite of powerful new features, meaningful improvements, and key documentation updates

We’re excited to share the latest updates for Avonni Dynamic Components (v1.18) and Avonni Components for Salesforce Flows (v6.3)

We're continuing to expand the capabilities of Avonni Dynamic Components with two powerful new additions

We're excited to highlight significant advancements, particularly within our Avonni Dynamic Components package for Lightning Pages

The team at Avonni has been hard at work innovating across our entire Components Suite!

The Avonni Dynamic Components empower you to build custom, lightning-fast user interfaces directly for Salesforce Lightning Pages!

In Salesforce Flows, creating a seamless user experience often involves building interactive data tables.

Supercharge your Salesforce flows and create engaging user experiences

In today's world, data plays a crucial role in every aspect of our lives. It's essential to have an efficient and organized system to manage and present data...

Are you tired of the tedious task of editing Salesforce records one by one? Do you dream...

Today's users demand a lot from their applications: speed, simplicity, and an intuitive experience...

Have you ever wished your Salesforce data could be more engaging and insightful?

Avonni Components continues to evolve with version 5.3

Now it's easier than ever with Avonni Map's new "Pin" marker type!

Edit Salesforce data directly in the Avonni Data Table

Discover the new Avonni Biometrics and more.

We are thrilled to announce the launch of Avonni Components v5

Learn how to configure custom time spans in the Avonni Calendar component for Salesforce Flows. Control day, week, and month views to fit your scheduling needs.

Welcome to the version 4.4 release notes of the Avonni Components App, showcasing a suite of enhancements and new components

Explore Avonni Components' Transformative 2023 Journey on Salesforce!

Avonni Components 4.0 brings 27+ dedicated components for Experience Cloud Sites, plus data table, kanban, and accessibility improvements for Flow Builder.

We are thrilled to unveil our latest array of enhancements and new features.

When it comes to enhancing your experience with Salesforce Screen Flows, the Avonni Flow Components library is an invaluable tool.

We couldn't be more excited to roll out Version 3.4 of Avonni Flow Screen Components, a another new...

Welcome to version 3.1! This release brings exciting new features and important fixes to our Screen Components.

We are super excited to kickstart the season with a new release. This huge update unfurls a collection of trailblazing components

The Avonni Flow Screen Components have been highlighted in a comprehensive review from the well-known SalesforceBen blog.

Today, we will focus on two components that have proven extremely useful in creating a seamless Salesforce user experience

Our event was packed with insights about the Avonni Flow Screen Components library. Here's what you can expect from the replay:

How reactive screen flows work in Salesforce, and how to build one with Avonni components.

We are thrilled to announce the release of Avonni Flow Screen Components Library 2.5! With new features, updates, and bug fixes.

Track Opportunity field changes visually with the Avonni Activity Timeline component. Display field history as a timeline directly inside your Salesforce Flows.

We frequently encounter clients and fellow admins who ask, "Why should I use the Avonni Flow Screen Components Library instead...

Today, we're focusing on defining and using a variable to define common properties for a specific component across your flow.

Did you know that you can easily customize the look of your Avonni Data Table to make it visually appealing....

Save time with reusable component templates for the Avonni Flow Screen Components library. Copy configurations across flows in a few clicks.

Our mission is to enhance your Salesforce Flow Builder experience continually, and this latest release delivers even more powerful tools....

The Avonni Flow Screen Components library offers a remarkable Copy/Paste functionality that accelerates component configuration....

The Avonni Text Area flow screen component is a highly configurable tool for Enhanced User Experience

The Avonni Combobox flow screen component combines a dropdown list with an input field, allowing users...

In this blog post, learn about Avonni Flow Screen Components Library Version 2.3, featuring new components...

In this blog post, discover how Avonni Tabs Flow Screen Component enhances user experience and streamlines development for screen flows.

This blog post explores the new Avonni Chip Container and updates to existing components for enhanced, visually appealing applications.

In this blog post, explore the latest Avonni Flow Screen Components Library update, featuring new components and enhancements for Flow Builder.

Version 5.2 brings new features and improvements for Avonni Flow Screen Components and Experience Cloud Components. See what's new in this release.

In this blog post, we will discuss what the Avonni List flow screen component is, how to configure it, why use it in your screen flow, and conclude with a summary of its benefits.

In this blog post, we will discuss what a header flow screen component is, how to configure it, why to use it in your screen flow, and conclude with a summary of its benefits.

In this blog post, we will discuss what a carousel flow screen component is, how to configure it, why to use it in your screen flow, and conclude with a summary of its benefits.