Where Avonni is heading across Lightning Pages, Screen Flows, and Experience Sites. No dates, no version numbers. Just what the team is actually working on, and what we are still thinking about.
Work that is underway with engineers on it. This is the closest thing to a commitment on this page.
Plan and track schedules on a timeline, with dependencies and progress, configured through clicks instead of code.
Funnel, matrix, and calendar charts joining the heatmap and treemap that landed this month.
Group a Data Table horizontally and vertically without having to build a report first.
Run more than one query from a single data source and display the combined result in one component.
Browse, search, and manage Salesforce Files in a real explorer view, with record permissions respected.
Every static text in an Avonni component mapped to Salesforce Custom Labels, so your org runs in its own language.
Designed, specced, and waiting for a slot. The order can still change.
Build multi-stop routes, optimize the order, and follow the execution from the same map.
A simplified, responsive layout for day, week, and month, with popovers to preview an event.
More ways to wire a click inside a table, board, or list to a real Salesforce action.
Ideas we are researching. Some will ship, some will not. Telling us which ones matter to you is the fastest way to move one up.
A roadmap is only useful if you can trust what it does not say.
Internal dates move, and a public date that slips is worse than no date at all. What we show instead is how far along something is.
Customer feedback reorders this page regularly. Nothing on it is a contractual commitment, and the Exploring section least of all.
Customer projects, performance work, and internal tooling keep shipping in the background. This page covers what changes the product for you.
A roadmap is a promise. A changelog is a record. Ours lists every feature we have released, with the version it landed in.
The fastest way onto this page is to tell us what you are stuck on. Most of what ships here started as a customer request.