Streamline the configuration of Agentforce IT Service and turn on core features quickly
by using Salesforce Go features and solution bundles. Set up users and groups for your org,
assign permission sets, and define essential settings such as field mappings and priority rules
for efficient service delivery.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited
Editions with Agentforce IT Service.
Set Up Agentforce IT Service with Salesforce Go Deploy features and configure your Agentforce IT Service org faster with a consolidated initial setup solution and automated configuration. Use Salesforce Go features, feature sets, and the Agentforce IT Service Solution to provision IT services in a few clicks, or pick only the capabilities your company needs through a guided installation.
Configure Automatic Priority Assignment for IT Services Simplify decision-making and speed up record creation by automatically defining priority for incidents, problems, and change requests based on their urgency and impact. Handle critical issues faster and track service-level agreements (SLAs) more easily.
Permission Sets for Agentforce IT Service Permission sets, permission set groups, and user permissions in Salesforce work together to streamline and manage access control effectively.
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