Use grounding to draft AI responses from a defined data source. Grounding indexes your
objects and fields so that Einstein knows which information to base recommendations on. When you
use grounding, your unique knowledge articles and case history add context and personalization
to customer communications.
Service AI Grounding is supported for the
listed Einstein for Service features only. For all other AI features, check for available
grounding options in Salesforce Help.
Feature
Available Objects
Description
Case Summaries
Case
Case fields, comments, and case feed are used to give Einstein details for
drafting a Case summary.
All email replies drafted with Einstein are grounded in your Knowledge base and
Case context. See Service Replies for Email
Note To keep things clear in the age of AI agents, we’re now
referring to the humans who use Service Cloud as “service reps” rather than “agents”. We
wish we could snap our fingers to update this language everywhere, but you can expect to see
the original use of “agent” in a few places until we replace it, including in the app
itself.
Turn On Service AI Grounding To get started, turn on grounding. After you enable Service AI Grounding, you can define the knowledge and case fields you want Einstein to ground on.
Ground with Knowledge Select the title, summary, and additional Knowledge fields for Einstein to ground on. Einstein uses information from your selected knowledge fields to draft personalized responses.
Ground with Cases Select the subject, description, and additional Case fields for Einstein to ground on. Einstein uses details from your selected case fields to draft personalized responses. To draft case summaries, you can also use case feed as a grounding source in addition to the selected case fields. Case feed includes crucial details like system updates, user comments, email messages, and status changes.
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