Salesforce launched Agentblazer Status, a new program designed to build and recognize your AI and Agentforce skills. With this innovation to help everyone on their AI learning journey, the AI Associate certification is retiring in February 2026. Explore our FAQs for more information and to discover how Agentblazer Status can further highlight your achievements.
The AI Associate Credentialing Exam focuses on the fundamentals and capabilities of artificial intelligence (AI) and data as they apply to CRM. The exam is intended for individuals from all backgrounds, including business leaders and professionals who may have knowledge of AI, whether they are beginners or individuals with more experience. This certification will validate foundational skills in responsible AI and data use, paving the way for advanced technical certifications in the same domain.
Salesforce Certified AI Associate candidates should have a foundational knowledge of Salesforce's core capabilities and should be able to navigate Salesforce. The Salesforce Certified AI Associate Exam is for individuals who want to demonstrate knowledge, skills, or experience in the following areas.
A candidate for this certification is not expected to:
This exam guide is designed to help you evaluate if you are ready to successfully complete the Salesforce Certified AI Associate Exam. This guide provides information about the target audience for the certification exam, recommended training and documentation, and a complete list of exam objectives—all with the intent of helping you achieve a passing score. Salesforce highly recommends a combination of on-the-job experience, course attendance, and self-study to maximize your chances of passing the exam.
Read on for details about the Salesforce Certified AI Associate Exam.
Note: Exam takers have the opportunity to provide comments and feedback for individual questions on this exam. Upon completion of your exam, but before the exam results, you will be invited to take a brief 10-question survey about your experience. Your feedback will continue to add value to our certifications and our credentialing program overall. The survey should take no more than 5 minutes.
As preparation for this exam, we recommend a combination of hands-on experience, training course completion, Trailhead Trails, and self-study in the areas listed in the Exam Outline section of this exam guide.
The study materials recommended for this exam include:
The certification(s) recommended (not required) for this exam include:
To continue developing your Salesforce skill set, visit Trailhead Academy to enroll in expert-led courses.
To review online Documentation, Tip Sheets, and User Guides, search for the topics listed in the Exam Outline section of this guide and study the information related to those topics. You can also access Documentation, Tip Sheets, and User Guides through Salesforce Help.
The Salesforce Certified AI Associate Exam measures a candidate’s knowledge and skills related to the following objectives.
At Salesforce, Trust is our #1 value. Protecting the security of Salesforce credentials is up to all of us. As a participant in the Salesforce Credentialing Program, you’re required to accept the terms of the Salesforce Credential and Certification Program Agreement.
There is no required maintenance for the Salesforce Certified AI Associate Exam. Continued learning is encouraged through the Trailblazer Community, Trailhead, and Trailhead Academy.
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