Assign Prospects to a Lead Nurturing Agent with Automated Actions
Sales users can assign prospects to a Lead Nurturing agent with automated actions. Sales
reps can create automated actions for prospects that they own and managers can create actions
for prospects that any of their team members own.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience in Enterprise, Performance,
and Unlimited editions with Sales and Einstein for Sales.
User Permissions
Needed
To create automated actions:
Sales Engagement User
OR
Sales Engagement User
Included
OR
Sales Engagement Cadence Creator
OR
Sales
Engagement Cadence Creator Included
AND
Automated Action
User
To assign prospects you own to a Lead Nurturing agent with automated
actions:
Use Agentforce SDR App
OR
Configure Agentforce SDR
App
AND
Automated Actions User
Your Salesforce admin can also assign prospects to the Lead Nurturing agent with rules
set in the agent settings in Agentforce Builder. Those rules can apply to any
prospect.
Lead Nurturing includes an Assign Lead to SDR Agent automated action. It's set
up to assign new leads with no activity to the agent. Users can find it on their Automated
Actions page in the Sales or Sales Engagement apps.
For example, to create an
automated action for assigning leads to a Lead Nurturing agent:
In the Sales or Sales Engagement app, click the Automated
Actions tab.
Click New.
For Action, choose Assign Target to SDR Agent.
For Perform the action, choose Automatically.
For the Object, choose Lead.
Choose whether to perform the action when a lead record is created or when one is
created or updated.
Choose the field conditions that you want to trigger the action.
Save your changes.
Before assigning prospects to an agent automatically, be sure their email addresses
aren’t used by any other other lead, contact, or person account records.
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