A prompt template can use any language that Prompt Builder offers. Supported languages are optimized for business-appropriate phrasing and are integrated
with the Einstein Trust Layer to use its data masking and toxicity scoring features.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited
Editions with the Einstein for Platform, or Einstein or Agentforce for Sales or
Service add-on, or Agentforce Foundations
Supported Languages
Prompt Builder supports these languages. Prompt Builder instructs the LLM to use business-appropriate phrasing and formats
based on the locale. Some models generate responses that are close variants, but not exact matches, for the requested locale.
Language
Locale
Code
Dutch
Netherlands
nl_NL
English
United States
en_US
French
France
fr_FR
German
German
de_DE
Italian
Italy
it_IT
Japanese
Japan
ja_JA
Portuguese
Brazil
pt_BR
Spanish
Mexico
es_MX
Spain
es_ES
Swedish
Sweden
sv_SE
Global Languages
You can enable Salesforce-supported, end-user, and platform-only languages by turning on
Global Language Support in Einstein Setup. However, when using a global language, some Einstein Trust Layer features, such as data masking and toxicity scoring,
may be unavailable, and responses may be less optimized for business-appropriate phrasing than in supported languages.
LLMs generally don’t have official support for specific response languages, and some LLMs
might not perform well for all global languages. Be sure to test your selected model with
your response language to deliver a properly localized response.
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