Don’t have a standardized digital business process? No problem. Agentforce Supply
Chain helps you transform error-prone, manual processes into automated workflows that use
AI-powered agents to complete tasks. To determine if Agentforce Supply Chain can help your
business reach new levels, review what sets it apart from other automation tools.
Required Editions
License Required
This feature is a workspace that’s external to your Salesforce org and requires
an Agentforce Supply Chain license.
To purchase an Agentforce Supply Chain license, contact your Salesforce account
executive.
Why Use Agentforce Supply Chain?
You want to digitize and standardize processes.
Error-prone, manual processes are standardized into digital workflows to help
minimize costly mistakes.
Start quickly by having AI generate a process blueprint in minutes.
You want to boost productivity with automation, but want a simple setup process.
Automate repetitive tasks so employees can focus on high-value, strategic work.
Easily build blueprints for automated workflows. No technical expertise
required.
AI Agents can handle sophisticated tasks, such as checking for expired certificates,
invoice auditing, fraud review, and contract compliance, contributing to significant
cost savings.
You want easy user onboarding and better collaboration.
Work can be completed through email, eliminating the need for onboarding or signing
into a separate system.
Workers can easily complete forms and approve or reject tasks right from their
email.
Employees, vendors, and partners can collaborate easier with processes securely
embedded into existing workstreams.
Here's an example workflow with stages and tasks. In this example, the tasks are
assigned to AI agents.
After you purchase an Agentforce Supply Chain license, an Agentforce Supply Chain workspace is
created for your business that's external to your Salesforce org. When the workspace is
ready, you receive an email with information on how to access your Agentforce Supply Chain
workspace.
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