Salesforce Support handles requests to enable specific Salesforce features or increase default org limits across products such as Agentforce Sales (formerly Sales Cloud), Agentforce Service (formerly Service Cloud), and Platform. This is a separate process from license management and paid add-ons, which are handled by your Account Executive (AE) — your dedicated Salesforce sales contact responsible for your account.
Salesforce Support's Activations & Limits team handles requests to enable permissions-based features and adjust org-level limits across Salesforce products. They support a wide range of activation requests — including enabling features, increasing default limits, and disabling configurations — as well as limit increase requests where a higher threshold is needed to support your business needs.
Initiate a chat with Agentforce and request a Support Case be opened OR have a System Administrator log a request by contacting Salesforce Support.
Select the appropriate Product (Sales, Service, etc.) and select Security & Activations as the Topic
Please include the following details in your request:
Name of the Feature or Limit
Desired Change (Enable, Increase, Disable, etc.)
A Business Case for the activation or increase
Duration (if applicable)
Support will review the case and action it as needed.
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