Retrieves real-time or external information that isn’t available in Salesforce CRM. Use
it for questions about news, market trends, competitor details, and product comparisons, or when
Salesforce answers need added context from the web.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and
Developer Editions with Foundations, or Agentforce 1 or Einstein
1 Editions
Does this action execute one or more prompt templates?
Yes
Search the Web and Prompt Templates
This action is a standard invocable action that uses internal-only prompt templates to generate
the final web search summary.
If admins want to change the output format (for example,
bullet points instead of paragraphs), they can’t edit the internal prompt template directly.
Instead, admins must either create a new version of the out-of-the-box General Web Search
subagent with updated instructions or add new instructions to another subagent where the action is
used.
Guidelines and Considerations
The Search the Web agent action isn’t supported in Government Cloud.
Results are generated from external sources and displayed with citations.
Performance may vary depending on the search provider.
When adding the Search the Web action to an existing subagent, admins must fine-tune the
instructions so the agent uses the correct prompt to initiate conversations.
BrightData has a default rate limit of 1000 queries per hour per org. This limit is
configurable. To adjust it, contact Salesforce Support.
OpenAI requests through the Large Language Model Gateway (LLMG) are limited to 500
requests per minute per org. For more information, see Large Language Model Limits.
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