Unify and analyze customer data from different sources to improve the customer
experience. Select a data space to segregate data within your Salesforce org and enable channels
to gather customer data. Choose from various AI services to analyze data, identify patterns, and
generate insights. Optionally, use agent actions for real-time and contextual recommendations to
handle cases efficiently and resolve issues faster.
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Select a Data Space Categorize and organize customer data by attributes such as brand, department, or insights.
Install the Base Data Kit Set up your data kit components to access Customer Signals Intelligence features. The base data kit automatically installs the essential data mappings and object relationships.
Set Up Custom Channels in Customer Signals Intelligence Analyze data from custom objects through custom channels to reveal insights. For every channel you enable, all the historic data is ingested into Data 360 and uses Data 360 credits.
Configure Agent Actions Optionally, select agent actions to receive real-time AI support for customer cases and issue resolution.
Access Customer Signals Intelligence on Companion Orgs Break down the silos across multiple Salesforce organizations to get a unified view of information that is not natively available. Share data across home and companion orgs and get access to comprehensive dashboards and take action on insights drawn from across the business, yet conveniently viewed and filtered for the specific context of their own org.
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