What's New At Avonni
Stay up to date with the latest features, improvements, and fixes across all Avonni component suites for Salesforce.
Release Date: August 28, 2026
New Components
Record Grid
Flow Components
Compare records side by side on a flow screen. The Record Grid turns the usual table on its side: one column per record, headed by whatever identifies it, and the fields you pick shown as rows. Point it at an in-flow resource such as a Get Records collection or a Data Table selection, and a reviewer can read three submissions against each other without leaving the screen. Supports download, field help text, a frozen top row and left column, and configurable cell sizing.
Documentation: Flow Components
Heatmap & Treemap Charts
Dynamic Components | Flow Components
A new Grids family joins the chart library. The Heatmap plots a category on each axis and colors every cell by a numeric measure, with a sequential color scale and a matching legend, so a busy month or an underperforming region shows up as a block of color. The Treemap shows nested rectangles sized by value. Both use the same data model and color configuration as the rest of the chart family.
Documentation: Dynamic Components · Flow Components
Improvements
Charts
Custom Brand Colors
Dynamic Components | Flow Components
Charts are no longer limited to the 15 predefined palettes. A new Custom Palette property takes a list of your own hex colors and overrides the preset, so a dashboard can follow your brand book exactly. Each Flat Gauge tier can carry its own color too, so four gauges on one screen can each read differently.
Documentation: Dynamic Components · Flow Components
Gauges
Redesigned Radial Gauge and New Flat Gauge Types
Dynamic Components | Flow Components
The Radial Gauge has been redesigned around a large centered value with a filled progress arc, and it gains two controls: the indicator can be a needle or a circle, and the tick values along the arc can be hidden for a cleaner read. The Flat Gauge gains two display types alongside Continuous: Discrete, which splits the track into a set number of steps, and Tiered, where you define each tier yourself with its own label, share of the range, and color.
Documentation: Dynamic Components · Flow Components
Kanban
Reorder Cards, Swimlane Totals, and Deeper Fields
LWC Components | Dynamic Components | Flow Components | Experience Sites Components
Cards can now be dragged up and down inside a column to sequence them by priority without changing their status, the same drag-to-reorder the List component already offers. Swimlane headers can show a configurable total next to the record count, matching the aggregate already available on column headers. Card fields, filters and sorting can also reach fields on related and parent objects several levels deep, so a board can group on an account owner without a formula field standing in for it.
Documentation: Dynamic Components · Flow Components · Experience Sites
Map
Several Records at One Address
LWC Components | Dynamic Components | Flow Components | Experience Sites Components
Several accounts registered at one shared office building used to collapse into a single marker, and only the topmost one answered a click. Every record at those coordinates is now reachable: page through them from the marker popup, without editing any record's real address to pull them apart.
Documentation: Dynamic Components · Flow Components · Experience Sites
Record Detail
Fields Scoped to a Record Type
Dynamic Components | Flow Components | Experience Sites Components
Custom Layout fields can now be limited to the record types they apply to. One Record Detail can serve an object whose record types share most of their fields but differ in a few, so a form that changes slightly by region or business line no longer needs a separate layout for each.
Documentation: Dynamic Components · Flow Components · Experience Sites
Chat
Reply to a Message
Dynamic Components
You can now reply to a specific message instead of to the conversation. The reply carries a quoted preview of the original showing who replied to whom, and clicking that quote jumps back to the message it answers.
Documentation: Dynamic Components
Scheduler
Custom Event Popover
LWC Components
The event detail popover can now render your own markup instead of the default field list. Compose the Scheduler in your own Lightning Web Component and fill its event-detail-popover slot: a contact photo, a status badge and an action button where a list of display fields used to be.
Documentation: Scheduler for LWC
Picklist Values Editor
Clearer Popover Placement
Dynamic Components
The picklist values editor now opens its popover beside the item you are editing, matching the tree property editor, so the rest of the list stays visible while you work.
Bug Fixes
Data Table
LWC Components | Dynamic Components | Flow Components | Experience Sites Components
Selection limit across pages: the maximum row selection is now enforced across pages. The header select-all used to add up to the maximum on every page, and row checkboxes stayed clickable past the limit after a page change, so a flow could receive more records than configured.
Lookup on the record's own Id: a lookup column mapped to the record's own Id no longer renders blank in query mode.
Export after Select All Items: exporting after Select All Items now returns the same set as exporting an individual selection.
Dynamic Components
Currency Cell Attributes: Currency columns now show their Cell Attributes in the Dynamic Component Builder, as they already did in Flow and Experience.
Field Name toggles: the Field Name toggle on SLDS Cell Class, Icon Name and Icon Position opens the field picker again, on every column.
Tree Grid
LWC Components | Dynamic Components | Flow Components | Experience Sites Components
Linkify columns: columns with Linkify ticked now render as links to the record instead of plain text, for the Text, Record Picker and Lookup column types alike.
Charts
Dynamic Components | Flow Components
Missing measure field: a chart whose measure field is not available on the object for the running user now reports an error instead of rendering blank with nothing to explain it.
Count measure: the Count measure no longer requires a number-typed field.
Pivot Table
LWC Components | Dynamic Components | Flow Components
Lookup name filter: a filter on a lookup's Name now matches records whose name runs to more than a first and last name. A client with a middle name or a suffix used to come back as "No results" even though the filter itself had counted it.
Field
Dynamic Components
Blank numbers: a blank number, currency or percent field now renders blank instead of
0or$0, so an empty value can be told apart from a real zero.
Property and Filter Editors
Dynamic Components | Flow Components | Experience Sites Components
Relationship fields: relationship fields are available again in the filter and condition picker, so conditions can be built on a field of a related record, and conditions saved earlier load with their labels intact.
Nested relationship fields: nested relationship fields now show their field name the first time they load.
Mapped value mode: the value mode menu no longer offers a Mapped option on properties where no resource could ever be selected.
Progress Indicator
Dynamic Components | Flow Components | Experience Sites Components
Chained step actions: when several Step Click interactions are chained on a path, a failure now stops the chain. A record update rejected by a validation rule no longer reports "Your changes are saved."
Navigation
Experience Sites Components
Sub items: the navigation menu data source now builds sub items correctly, so a parent item with children shows its dropdown again, like the standard Salesforce navigation bar.
Documentation: Experience Sites
Installation & Update
Important
Because each release can introduce important architectural or behavioral changes, we strongly recommend first installing it in a sandbox environment to validate the updates and confirm that all your existing processes still work as expected before deploying to production
⭐ Avonni Experience Components (recommended)
The full bundle is available on AppExchange. Use this if you're installing Avonni for the first time or want all components in a single package.
Flow Screen Components
Standalone package for Salesforce Flow Builder. Install this if you build screen flows and want Avonni's flow-specific components.
LWC Components
Standalone package with the Avonni base component library for developers building custom Lightning Web Components.
Legacy Packages
For existing customers using one of the older standalone packages. Not available on AppExchange. If you're starting fresh, install Avonni Components (the bundle above) instead.
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