on the Account page? How do I set it up?
Add data tables, kanban boards, calendars, and maps to your Lightning pages in minutes, all configured in the App Builder property panel.
Lightning App Builder ships with Salesforce's standard components. Avonni adds 17 more that drop onto record, app, and home pages: Data Table, Kanban, Calendar, Map, List, Timeline, Pivot Table, Metric, Gallery, Image, Video, Audio, Barcode, Alert, Progress Indicator, Tags, and Dynamic Component, which embeds a component built with Avonni Dynamic Components.

Components appear as AX components in the App Builder panel.
Claude, Cursor or Copilot reads the App Builder components catalog through the Avonni MCP server and tells you which component to drop on the page and how to set it up in the property panel. No guesswork, no code.
Shown in Claude desktop
Every App Builder component is documented in the Avonni MCP server. Your assistant answers with the component and its settings. You do the drag and drop.
Works with Claude, Cursor, Copilot, Gemini and Agentforce
The same components underneath. What changes is where you build, and who does the building.
One component, dropped straight onto a Lightning page.
Several components assembled into one custom layout.
Portals and community sites, in your brand.
Wizards and intake forms inside Flow Builder.
The same components, as tags in your own code.
Pick App Builder Components for a single table, calendar, or map on a page. Reach for Dynamic Components when pieces need to work together.
No. Everything is configured in the App Builder property panel with text fields and checkboxes. No Apex, no custom code.
After installing, open Lightning App Builder and find them in the custom components section, labeled as AX components.
App Builder components are standalone. If you need components to interact or share data, Dynamic Components are the better fit.
Choose App Builder components for quick, single additions to a page. Choose Dynamic Components for combined, interactive, or custom layouts.
You build record, app, and home pages by pointing and clicking, with no code, using standard components from Salesforce, your own custom components, and components from partners. When the standard components don't show your data the way your team needs, a partner component fills the gap. That's what Avonni's 17 App Builder components are for.
Lightning App Builder comes with Salesforce Lightning Experience, so there is nothing extra to buy for the builder itself. Avonni's App Builder components install from the AppExchange and start free with 10 production licenses and unlimited sandboxes. Paid plans start at $500 USD per month, billed annually.
Add data tables, kanban, calendars, and maps to any Lightning page in minutes, configured in the property panel you already know.
Available on the AppExchange