AI and agent fundamentals
LLMs, grounded responses, agents vs chatbots, use-case selection, limitations and human oversight.
Learn the foundations of AI agents in Salesforce, including agent use-case selection, instructions and actions, trusted business context, prompt design, safety controls, testing, monitoring, and human hand-off. Activities depend on the features available in the authorised training environment.
AI-enabled business workflows require more than a prompt. Learners practise defining an agent’s scope, limiting its access, grounding responses in approved information, and testing outcomes before use.
Salesforce administrators, developers, consultants, and professionals exploring enterprise AI. The learning path can be adjusted to the learner’s starting level after an initial discussion with the training team.
Salesforce/CRM basics are recommended; coding is required for developer-oriented extensions.
Duration is a recommended planning estimate. Final hours and lab access should be confirmed for the selected cohort.
Study the learning sequence below. Module delivery order may be adjusted to the cohort’s background and the available Salesforce training environment.
LLMs, grounded responses, agents vs chatbots, use-case selection, limitations and human oversight.
Current Agentforce terminology, agent configuration concepts, topics/instructions/actions and supported deployment workflow.
Connect approved actions and CRM data, permission-aware execution, structured inputs/outputs and error handling.
Prompt design, retrieval/grounding concepts, context, evaluation, guardrails and response quality.
Test cases, monitoring, escalation to a human, access controls, privacy, auditability and fallback behaviour.
Design and test a service/sales assistant with a defined task, knowledge source and escalation path.
Design and test a sales or service assistant with a defined task, authorised knowledge source, controlled actions, escalation path, and evaluation checklist.
The following are example role directions aligned with the skills taught. Hiring requirements differ by employer, experience, communication skills, and hands-on ability.
Not for the foundational functional pathway. Developer extensions require programming and platform knowledge.
The capstone is designed around an agent or assistant use case. Actual hands-on implementation depends on authorised org access and available features.
No. The program provides training and optional certification preparation, not an official Salesforce credential.
The course may include certification-aligned preparation, but it does not issue an official Salesforce credential. Check the current official exam guide, registration process, prerequisites, and fees separately.
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