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Evaluate your prompt templates at scale with batch testing in Agentforce Studio Testing Center. Upload test data, select scorers, and run evaluations across many inputs at once.
Evaluate your prompt templates at scale with batch testing in Agentforce Studio Testing Center. Upload test data, select scorers, and run evaluations across many inputs at once.
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Legacy Agentforce Testing Center in Setup |
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| Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and Developer Editions. Required add-on licenses vary by agent type. |
In Prompt Builder, you can test a prompt template with a single input at a time. Batch testing in Agentforce Studio Testing Center lets you evaluate a template across many inputs at once, so you can quickly identify gaps, inconsistencies, and edge cases before they affect users.
To run a batch test, you create a test suite for the prompt template version you want to evaluate, download a CSV template, fill in your test cases, and upload it. After uploading your data, select scorers to define how responses are evaluated. Scorers check dimensions like coherence, completeness, factuality, and instruction following.

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