Use retrieval augmented generation to ground Agentforce Sales Coach prompt templates
with accurate, current, and pertinent information to improve the relevance and value of the
agent’s role-play and feedback.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience in Enterprise, Performance,
Unlimited, and Developer Editions with Foundations or Agentforce 1
Editions.
Create an Agentforce Data Library and upload files to it to provide Agentforce Sales Coach
with trusted data for RAG. Consider including sales methodology, objection
handling techniques, buyer personas, and playbooks. Additionally, tips, best practices,
industry insights, and examples of successful pitches are also good resources to include.
These resources help Agentforce Sales Coach generate feedback for your reps that reflects your
company’s selling methodology.
After your files are in a data library, Data 360 creates a search index and retriever for
Agentforce Sales Coach to use. In order for Agentforce Sales Coach to use information from the
data library, add the retriever from the data library to the relevant prompt templates. Learn more about retrievers.
Here's an example of how to insert a retriever in a prompt template and instruct Agentforce
Sales Coach to reference the retriever and files in the Agentforce Data Library.
"Reference the Discovery process that the company uses EinsteinSearch:RagFileUDMO_SI_1Cx_QFx6a79befc.results and include a hyperlink to the
best resource for a sales executive."
With the right files in the data library, Agentforce Sales Coach can generate feedback
specific to your business and link directly to relevant resources to better support reps to
succeed.
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