Activate your agent to make it available to your customers or employees. When an agent is
deployed to one or more channels, including the Agentforce panel, activating the agent makes it
immediately available to your users.
Only one version of an agent can be active at a time. You can have up to 100
concurrently active agents. When you activate a version of an agent that already has an
active version, the currently active version is automatically
deactivated.
Deactivating an agent interrupts any ongoing user conversations. Users
aren’t notified that an agent is deactivated. The agent sends the system error message as a
response to any messages.
If the agent uses the Agentforce panel, the panel is available until the user closes it,
and it can’t be reopened until the agent is active.
If the agent is connected to an active Enhanced Chat deployment, the chat window
appears, but the agent doesn't join the conversation.
Activate or Deactivate an Agent
From the Agents page of the Agentforce Studio app, open the agent you want to
activate or deactivate.
If there are multiple versions of your agent, from the header in Agentforce Builder,
select the agent version you want to activate or deactivate.
If you haven’t already, commit your agent version. You can only activate an agent
version after you've committed it.
Click Activate to make your agent live or
Deactivate to remove it from service.
Activate or Deactivate an Agent in the Legacy Builder
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Agent, and then
select Agentforce Agents.
Click the name of the agent you want to activate or deactivate.
Click Open in Builder.
Click Activate to make your agent live or
Deactivate to remove it from service.
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