Control user access to specific Agentforce Employee agents with permission sets or
profiles. For agents created in the new Agentforce Builder, update permission sets or
profiles in Setup. In the legacy Agentforce Builder, you can also use the Agent Access
tab.
To give users access to an Agentforce Employee agent created in the new
Agentforce Builder, add the agent to a permission set or profile in Setup.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Permission
Sets, and then select Permission
Sets. Or, enter Profiles, and then select
Profiles.
Select a permission set or profile.
Edit the Enabled Agent Access settings.
Select the Agentforce Employee agents that you want to give users access to
and then click Save.
Manage Employee Agent Access in the Legacy Agentforce Builder
To give users access to an Agentforce Employee agent in the legacy builder, you
can add permission sets or profiles on the Agent Access tab or add agents to a
permission set or profile.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Agents, and
then select Agentforce Agents.
On the Agentforce Agents Setup page, click the name of your agent to open
its Details page.
Select the Agent Access tab.
The Agent Access tab displays a maximum of 2000 permission sets or
profiles. If your environment has more than 2000, not all records are
visible or searchable in the list.
On the Permission Sets with Agent Access or
Profiles with Agent Access tab, click
Add.
Select permission sets or profiles and then click
Add.
To remove access to an Agentforce Employee agent, select permission sets or
profiles on the Agent Access tab and then click
Remove.
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