The KAM agent can edit and copy records by executing the underlying Promotion BO API
workflows. The KAM agent executes Promotion BO API workflows to handle promotion records. The
TPM KAM agent can copy promotions and update certain fields in existing promotions. This pilot
doesn't include creating promotions. It also doesn't include deriving promotions.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Agentforce 1, Einstein 1, Enterprise and Unlimited Editions with Consumer Goods
Cloud Retail Execution and Agentforce for Consumer Goods Cloud add-on licenses
Limits & Considerations
Promotion BO API workflow makes sure that promotion records are handled safely and follow
the constraints required for Trade Promotion Management while adjusting to your specific
scenarios.
When the KAM agent receives a request to handle promotions, such as updating an existing,
or copying an existing one, the agent requests the fields required for performing the
action. The request for fields is made to the user before the request to handle promotions
is executed.
The KAM agent can perform only actions that have a defined BO API workflow.
Example
Utterance:
Copy the Improved Hypermarket Promo promotion to the 2025 business
year.
Response:
The promotion has been successfully copied. Here are the details of the promotion.
P-00000256
Slogan: Improved Hypermarket Promo
Promotion Template: Sub Account Promotion
Date From: 1/6/2025
Date Thru: 1/26/2025
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