Dynamic Accordion
Structure your workspace. Simplify your workflow.
Bring clarity to complex pages with collapsible, configurable sections - perfect for streamlined navigation and focused work.
Create organized, collapsible sections that adapt to your workflow.
The Dynamic Accordion lets you present grouped content in a sleek, expandable format - ideal for Lightning App Pages that need more structure without adding clutter. Whether you're building an SRD Workspace or any app-specific dashboard, this component enhances visibility while conserving space. With simple JSON configurations and visual customization options, it’s flexible, scalable, and user-first by design.
Designed for flow. Built for flexibility.
Focus-friendly navigation.
Define section headers and content blocks through an intuitive JSON configuration setup - putting you in control of structure, behavior, and display. Toggle sections open or closed to declutter busy pages and support faster context switching.
Visually distinct.
Enable optional borders to add visual clarity, improving how users perceive section separation and hierarchy.
Built for modular display, anywhere.
Whether you're organizing related lists, grouping custom components, or simplifying dense Lightning App Pages, the Dynamic Accordion provides a versatile framework for clean, efficient display.
See the Dynamic Accordion
in action!
Make the leap from standard to standout.
Unlock the power of visual structure and smarter organization with the Dynamic Accordion.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does GridMate support dependent picklists?
Yes. GridMate supports dependent picklists, including dependent record type picklists.
Are GridMate grids supported on the Salesforce Mobile App?
Absolutely! Here's what we recommend:
- Duplicate the existing grid in your Salesforce Org. This duplicated grid should be specifically configured for access by mobile users.
- Set a unique name that clearly identifies it as a mobile-friendly grid.
There are two key considerations when it comes to accessing grids on mobile devices:
Set the width for each column – This allows users to scroll horizontally.
Refer to column width specification here.
Set the height of the grid – This enables vertical scrolling.
Refer to the height specification here.
Note: We will be introducing a new component called ‘Mobile Grids’, which will be optimized specifically for mobile phones.
If I install the GridMate package for all users, do I need to assign GridMate permission set(s) for each new user going forward?
Yes. The GridMate permission sets grant access to Apex classes, Visualforce pages, objects, and other components. When you first install the package and choose “Install for All Users,” these settings are automatically applied to existing users.
However, when new users are added later, you must manually assign the appropriate permission set. GridMate access is managed entirely through permissions, so assigning the permission set is highly recommended.
GridMate User
This is the base permission set required for any user who needs access to GridMate components (except User Grids). It includes object and field access, as well as Apex classes. Each GridMate user should have this permission.
GridMate Advanced User
This permission set is used to grant access to User Grids. Its purpose is for advanced users who require permission to create their own grids.
GridMate Admin
This permission set is used for Business Analysts to have access to the config wizard, inline configuration and SOQL Preview buttons. It's applicable only if they don't have access to the setup.
GridMate Cockpit User
The GridMate Cockpit User permission set allows users to manage all GridMate settings in one place - including grid-level field access, action controls, and component visibility. It grants access to the Cockpit tab and its features.
Does GridMate support inline editing for multiple record types?
Yes. GridMate supports inline editing for multiple record types simultaneously. Dependent picklists are respected as well.
Does GridMate support archived data filtering?
Yes. GridMate supports archived data via admin-defined filters. Use the following JSON string to enable archived row visibility:
{
"gmpkg__allRows": true
}
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