Before you turn on Proactive Customer Operations in Salesforce Go, set up Incident
Management for IT Services. Set up your Configuration Management Database (CMDB), Data Cloud,
Agentforce, and Broadcast Communications only for the capabilities that use them.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available for an additional cost in: Enterprise, Performance, and
Unlimited Editions with Service Cloud and Agentforce IT Service.
Some prerequisites are required for the core Proactive Customer Operations workflow; others are
required only if you turn on specific capabilities such as AI-based incident recommendations or
broadcast communications.
Provides the incident records that service reps relate cases to. IT fulfillers also use
incident records for impact analysis and broadcast communications.
Capability-Specific Prerequisites
Set up these features and integrations only if you use the corresponding capability.
Set up CMDB and Service Graph if you use affected configuration items to identify the
accounts, contacts, and assets impacted by an incident or change request.
If you want the Service Assistant to provide AI-based incident recommendations. The
Service Assistant uses Data Cloud to compare new cases with open incidents.
If reps use AI-based incident recommendations from the Service Assistant or draft
broadcast messages with AI. Set up Agentforce before you use those capabilities.
If you notify impacted customers by email from an incident or change request. Sending
broadcasts from an incident or change request requires the Enhanced Broadcast Communication
add-on with the Incident Management add-on. Set up Broadcast Communications before you send
broadcasts.
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