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Map Business Processes for an Agentforce Project
When planning an AI agent, it’s important to define the work the agent will do. One way to define the work is to map the business processes related to your Agentforce use case.

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When planning an AI agent, it’s important to define the work the agent will do. One way to define the work is to map the business processes related to your Agentforce use case.
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Process mapping is a visual representation of the steps in a business process from start to finish, typically using diagrams like flow charts or swimlanes. It helps define the work an AI agent will do by depicting the sequence of steps, start and end points, and required inputs and data.
As you outline the business processes you want to delegate to an agent, consider these questions.
Even if you don’t create formal diagrams for each of your business processes, it’s still important to think deeply about the work the agent will do so that you design the right solution.

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