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Task Assignee Types in Agentforce Operations
You can assign tasks to multiple people, teams, roles, and AI agents. Determine the correct assignee based on task requirements and assignee type behavior.

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You can assign tasks to multiple people, teams, roles, and AI agents. Determine the correct assignee based on task requirements and assignee type behavior.
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This feature is a workspace that’s external to your Salesforce org and requires an Agentforce Operations license. To purchase an Agentforce Operations license, contact your Salesforce account executive. |
| Assignee Type | Behavior |
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| Internal user | Individual receives a task notification by email and can complete the task in the workspace or by email. |
| External user | Invite external users, such as suppliers or partners, to complete specific tasks through email, forms, or the workspace. |
| Team | All team members are notified. Any member can complete the task. Learn more about Getting Work Done with Teams in Agentforce Operations. |
| AI agent | AI Agent completes the task autonomously without human intervention. |
| AI agent + human co-assignee | AI Agent fills requested fields, then waits for the human to review and submit. Learn more in Add a Human Reviewer to an AI Agent Task in Agentforce Operations. |
Task assignment grants task-level access only. If an assignee needs to view the full workflow, grant them workflow-level access from the Access tab.

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