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# How to create an interaction to navigate to an object

## Overview

This tutorial provides a walkthrough on configuring your Avonni component to not only trigger a modal box for creating records but also to navigate to the Home page or list view of a corresponding object. By the end, you'll be equipped to enrich your Salesforce interface with navigation options that cater to your operational flow.

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#### 🆕 Automatically Populated Fields When Creating a New Record

When using the “Create Record” interaction, you will now notice that specific values are pre-filled. This feature facilitates quicker and more efficient record creation by automatically populating relevant fields, allowing you to focus on adding the necessary unique information without manually entering commonly used data.
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## Interactive Tutorial

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