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 run on tablets?
Yes, GridMate has been successfully deployed on iPad. See below:
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Does GridMate support dependent picklists?
Yes. GridMate supports dependent picklists, including dependent record type picklists.
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
}
Can I prevent my users from creating, editing, or deleting filters?
Yes. By default, GridMate provides a permission set called GridMate User to easily grant access to package components, including object settings, Apex classes, and more.
With this permission set assigned, users can create, edit, and delete end-user filters - provided this option is enabled on the grid.
However, in certain scenarios, admins may want to restrict these actions. Rather than duplicating and manually adjusting the permission set, we recommend using the Muted Permission Set feature in Salesforce.
1. Create a Permission Set Group that includes the GridMate User permission set.
2. Add a Muted Permission Set to that group by creating a new Muted Permission Set.
3. In the Muted Permission Set, mute Create/Update/Delete access for the DataGrid Preferences object.
4. Finally, remove all direct assignments of the GridMate User permission set from users. Instead, assign them the new Permission Set Group.
This approach ensures your users retain access to essential GridMate components while preventing them from modifying filter settings.
Please refer to Salesforce documentation for Muted Permissions.
Does GridMate store or process data outside of my Salesforce Org?
No. GridMate is a native Salesforce package. We do not store or process any data outside of Salesforce. All our components are metadata-driven and built on Salesforce APIs.
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