Learn how to boost site performance by running Omnistudio components on Lightning Web Runtime (LWR) for a faster, lighter customer experience without changing your design.

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Lightning Web Runtime (LWR) now supports Omnistudio components (Omniscripts and Flexcards) in Salesforce Experience Cloud sites, delivering faster page loads through a two-layer architecture. The static layer (framework and UI) is cached on a CDN, while the dynamic layer handles live data only when needed. Teams can migrate from Aura-based sites without rebuilding components, but must republish sites after making changes to update the cached layer. The setup process remains familiar, using the same designers and Type/SubType configurations, while gaining significant performance improvements for complex flows and high-traffic scenarios.

Create Faster, Lighter Experience Cloud Sites with Omnistudio Components and LWR

Why LWR plus Omniscripts and Flexcards feels faster

The “one-click” workflow and how the LWR cache works

What you gain with LWR and Omnistudio components

Creating an LWR site with Omniscripts and Flexcards