Enable your users to build and refine semantic models through natural language by deploying the Semantic Modeler. This setup extends your existing Data Pro configuration with specialized capabilities for semantic modeling.
Semantic Modeler is a pilot or beta service that is subject to the Beta Services Terms at Agreements - Salesforce.com or a written Unified Pilot Agreement if executed by Customer, and applicable terms in the Product Terms Directory. Use of this pilot or beta service is at the Customer’s sole discretion.
Administrative Prerequisites
From Administration, open Settings and turn on the Data Pro
- Semantic Model Curation (Beta) toggle.
Deploy the Semantic Modeler Template
From the App Launcher, in the Quick Find box, enter Agentforce Studio, and then select
Agentforce Studio.
Click New Agent.
Select the Tableau Agent - Semantic Modeler template, and then click
Select.
In the Name Your Agent page, enter an Agent
Name. The Developer Name is automatically populated and can
be edited if needed.
Click Let’s Go.
The Agentforce Builder opens with the agent configuration. Review the pre-populated
Description and Role fields (these come from the
template).
In the left sidebar, click Language (under Settings) to configure
language and tone settings.
Click Save to save your configuration.
Click Activate to make the agent available to users.
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