An Agentforce Lead Nurturing agent operates like a regular user in your organization, but
with special permissions. Lead Nurturing setup makes it easy to choose or create a user record.
Agentforce then assigns it permissions, and sets up Einstein Activity Capture and email for
it.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience in Enterprise, Performance,
and Unlimited editions with Sales and the Agentforce Lead Nurturing
add-on.
User Permissions
Needed
To set up an Lead Nurturing agent user record:
Configure Agentforce SDR Agent
Note The Agentforce SDR name has changed to Agentforce Lead Nurturing.
The new name better describes the work the agent does to nurture existing prospects and
differentiates it from the Agentforce Lead Generation agent template.
On the Salesforce Go Agentforce for Sales page, in the Manage Agent’s User Record and
Email section, click Manage.
To use an existing user record for the agent, search for and select the user records
and click Verify. To create a new user record for the agent, click
New User from the list and fill in the details. Then click
Verify.
Agentforce sets the agent’s outreach hours to 24 hours a day, seven days a week. You
can change this setting later in Agentforce Builder.
Click Next.
To connect an email account to the agent user record, confirm that you’ve read the
terms and conditions and click Next.
Click the Connect button for the email provider that your agent
will use.
Connect the email account you want the agent to use for sending outreach to
prospects.
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