Installation & Package
Overview
To ensure your Salesforce org stays clean and performant, the Avonni Component Suite is delivered via two specialized managed packages.
Instead of installing one massive library, you simply choose the package that matches the builder tool you use most: Page Building (Lightning App Builder / Experience Builder) or Process Building (Flow Builder)
Option A - The Experience Package
The Avonni Experience Components Package Sub-headline: Best for Lightning Pages, Dashboards, and Community Sites
This is our primary package for building custom interfaces. It includes a comprehensive suite of components designed to drag-and-drop directly onto Lightning Pages or Experience Cloud sites.
What’s Included:
App Builder Components: For quick, standard layouts and dashboards.
Dynamic Components: For advanced UI logic, formulas, and reactive interfaces.
Experience Site Components: For external customer portals and partner sites
✅ Install this package if:
You work primarily in the Lightning App Builder or Experience Builder.
You need to build modern internal tools or external websites.
You need reactive components that communicate with each other on a single page
Option B - The Flow Package
The 70+ Flow Components Package Sub-headline: Best for Wizards, Forms, and Guided Workflows
This package is engineered specifically for the Flow Builder. It contains over 70 components designed to enhance Screen Flows, allowing you to build complex wizards and data collection tools that standard Salesforce Flow components cannot handle.
What’s Included: * Flow Screen Components: Specialized inputs, choices, and layout tools for Flow Screens
Frequently Asked Questions (Optional but Recommended)
Can I install both packages?
Yes. Many organizations use both packages to cover their full range of needs. If you are building both custom Page Layouts and complex Screen Flows, we recommend installing both packages to have the full suite available.
Do they work in Sandboxes?
Yes, both packages are fully compatible with Sandbox environments for testing and development before deploying to Production
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