Data the agent can’t trust
Duplicate accounts, empty fields and stale records. An agent grounded on bad data gives confident wrong answers.
Agentforce
Most Agentforce pilots stall because of the org underneath them: messy data, broad permissions, missing knowledge and undocumented processes. We fix those first, then deliver a use case with a metric attached.
The problem
Duplicate accounts, empty fields and stale records. An agent grounded on bad data gives confident wrong answers.
Agents act with the access they are given. Years of permission creep become a real risk once an agent can read and update records.
A demo impresses, but without a target like handle time or deflection rate, nobody can justify rolling it out.
Our approach
Data quality, permissions, knowledge articles and process documentation for the target use case.
One high-volume, low-risk use case with a baseline metric, such as case triage or order status.
Topics, actions, guardrails and grounding, built and tested in a sandbox with real scenarios.
Controlled rollout, monitoring, and a report against the baseline metric after 30 days.
What you get
A readiness report you can act on even if you decide not to proceed, and a scoped plan for the first use case if you do.
Talk to a Salesforce master
We’ll tell you whether your org is ready, what to fix first, and how we’d measure the result.
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It depends on the use case and your Salesforce edition and licensing. We confirm what you already have and what a given use case actually needs before you buy anything.
Something high-volume, repetitive and low-risk where you already measure the outcome, such as case classification and routing, order status, or meeting preparation for sales.
Least-privilege permissions for the agent user, clear topic boundaries and instructions, and testing against edge cases before launch, followed by monitoring after it.