When Service agents are enabled for your Salesforce org, Salesforce admins can create
and edit service agents. To define other users as Service agent managers so that they can also
create and edit service agents, assign those users the Manage Agentforce Service Agents
permission set.
Manage Agentforce Service Agents AND Manage AI Agents
OR
Customize Application
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter and select Users.
Select the name of the user you want to allow to edit Service Agents, and then scroll
down to the Permission Set Assignments and click the Edit
Assignments button.
Enable the Manage Agentforce Service Agent permission set.
Note This permission set contains the Manage AI Agents permission, which is required to access
Agentforce Builder. Manage AI Agents grants org-wide management access to all agents,
not just the agent type or template named in the permission set. Users with this
permission can manage, activate, and deactivate agents, customize subagents and actions,
and monitor agent activity. Assign this permission set only to users who require
org-wide agent management access.
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