Leads, accounts, and contacts
Read approved fields, match identities, check duplicates, and propose records.
Integration workflow
Use Salesforce context for sales and service workflows while respecting object permissions, validation rules, record ownership, and consequential field changes.
What agents can do with Salesforce
Objects and actions
Read approved fields, match identities, check duplicates, and propose records.
Summarize activity and prepare reviewed stage, task, note, or next-step changes.
Classify permitted cases, draft context, and route them according to service rules.
Common business workflows
Validate required fields, match existing accounts, recommend routing, and present the conversion package for sales review.
Identify stale next steps or conflicting dates, draft updates from source activity, and ask the owner to approve changes.
Agents and use cases
Permissions and security
Connection access should be limited to the resources and actions needed for the chosen workflow.
Connection notes
Human controls
Approval gates keep accountable owners involved when a workflow could affect customers, money, permissions, records, or external communication.
FAQ
No. The workflow should respect configured platform rules and surface rejected changes.
Material stage changes should be proposed with source context and approved by the accountable owner.
Discuss the objects, permissions, approvals, and business outcome your implementation needs.