Use Einstein Discovery predictions to generate visit recommendations. You can do so by
creating an output connection
to map the predictions to your Salesforce org, and then creating a recipe that writes
the revenue prediction data in the output connection. The output node in the recipe contains the
output connector, a custom object, and the mapping from the dataset to the Salesforce
object.
Required Editions
Available in: Professional, Enterprise, and Unlimited editions
where Consumer Goods Cloud is enabled.
When you use custom objects to map predictions to Salesforce org, always map the data to these
custom fields.
Custom Field Name
Description
API Name
Custom Field Type
Id
To load insights into the AI Visit Recommendation reason, in the Map node of the Next
Best Action strategy, map Record Id to the EDInsightsId field.
model_score
Contains the score from the model. For example, the revenue uplift score of
retail_store for the interval between start_date and end_date (both inclusive).
model_score__c
Number
predictor1
Contains the value of the top contributor for model_score.
predictor1__c
Text
predictor2
Contains the value of the second top contributor for model_score.
predictor2__c
Text
predictor3
Contains the value of the third top contributor for model_score.
predictor3__c
Text
impact1
Contains the impact of the top contributor for model_score.
impact1__c
Number
impact2
Contains the impact of the second top contributor for model_score.
impact2__c
Number
impact3
Contains the impact of the third top contributor for model_score.
impact3__c
Number
start_date
Contains the start date of the interval in yyyy-mm-dd format for which model_score is
valid.
start_date__c
Date
end_date
Contains the end date of the interval in yyyy-mm-dd format for which model_score is
valid.
end_date__c
Date
retail_store
Contains the retail store ID for which model_score is applicable.
retail_store__c
ID or Text
Tip If you want the visit recommendation object to display appropriate predictions,
configure the model score, top three predictors, top three impacts, and the retail store in the
output node.
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