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Learn how the Smart Search Assistance sub-agent uses semantic search and grounded AI to retrieve, summarize, and cite information while maintaining strict security for authenticated and guest users.

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Learn how the Smart Search Assistance sub-agent uses semantic search and grounded AI to retrieve, summarize, and cite information while maintaining strict security for authenticated and guest users.
| Available in: Lightning Experience in Enterprise and Unlimited editions for an additional cost. To purchase, contact your Salesforce account executive. |
| Available in: Aura Experience Cloud sites that use Build Your Own Template |
| Available in: LWR Experience Cloud sites that use Build Your Own Template |
Smart Search Assistance is a specialized sub-agent that resolves informational queries by reading through your articles and data to provide a direct, natural language answer. It uses Actionable Smart Search to bridge the gap between finding information and starting a service request, such as a Unified Catalog flow.
To protect sensitive data, Salesforce restricts certain search reasoning tasks to the External Einstein Agent user license. However, the agent intelligently manages permissions based on the user type:
To make sure that summaries are accurate and citations are navigable, Experience Cloud sites support only Enterprise Knowledge Harmonized Data Model Objects (DMOs).

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