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The Salesforce Agentforce Specialist Certification focuses on the configuration and deployment of AI agents on the Salesforce platform, covering areas such as prompt templates, data retrieval, and security measures. Key topics include designing effective prompts, deploying agents, and understanding the reasoning engine, with an emphasis on hands-on practice and scenario-based questions. Recommended preparation steps involve using Trailhead, building prompts in a developer org, and mastering the architecture of agent logic.

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AgentForce Study Notes

The Salesforce Agentforce Specialist Certification focuses on the configuration and deployment of AI agents on the Salesforce platform, covering areas such as prompt templates, data retrieval, and security measures. Key topics include designing effective prompts, deploying agents, and understanding the reasoning engine, with an emphasis on hands-on practice and scenario-based questions. Recommended preparation steps involve using Trailhead, building prompts in a developer org, and mastering the architecture of agent logic.

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AgentForce Study Notes

1. Overview of the Certification

The Salesforce Agentforce Specialist Certification focuses on the configuration, deployment,


and optimization of AI-powered agents using the Salesforce platform. It validates expertise in
designing prompt templates, leveraging Data Cloud for dynamic data retrieval, enforcing data
security via the Einstein Trust Layer, and deploying agents in production.

2. Exam Coverage Areas

A. Prompt Builder & Templates

●​ Understand the different types of templates: Sales Email, Flex, Field Generation.
●​ Learn when to use each template type.
●​ Study the role of hyperparameters like Temperature, Presence Penalty, and Frequency
Penalty.
●​ Explore the Prompt Builder Scorecard for evaluating prompt effectiveness.
●​ Practice defining role-based prompts and grounding strategies.

B. Data Cloud & Grounding

●​ Learn how retrievers fetch relevant Salesforce data or documents.


●​ Study how to refine search scope using filters for accuracy.
●​ Understand supported grounding objects like Case and Knowledge.
●​ Examine how merge fields work with structured and external data sources.

C. Agent Deployment

●​ Know the deployment checklist: Flows, Apex classes, topics, and permissions.
●​ Understand Apex test coverage requirements (75% minimum).
●​ Learn about dependency packaging and version control.
●​ Get familiar with post-deployment activities like agent activation and channel
configuration.

D. Einstein Trust Layer

●​ Zero Data Retention Policy: Prevents third-party LLMs from storing or training on org
data.
●​ Prompt Defense: Guards against harmful or biased prompts.
●​ Data Masking: Obscures sensitive information in prompt execution.
●​ Audit Trails: Tracks and verifies data interactions for compliance.

E. Reasoning Engine & Copilot Planner

●​ Role of the Reasoning Engine in interpreting user intent.


●​ Understand how Planner Services select agent actions like Query Records.
●​ Learn the difference between standard and custom actions.
●​ Explore how Copilot integrates prompt responses with Salesforce data.

3. Key Topics to Master

●​ Designing and refining prompts based on use case scenarios.


●​ Deploying agents across channels (e.g., Messaging).
●​ Configuring Omni-Channel Flows for escalations.
●​ Working with Prompt Templates in dynamic use cases like Sales and Support.
●​ Enabling permissions like "Prompt Template User" for team access.
●​ Creating Close Plans to guide sales reps with AI-driven steps.
●​ Setting up Agentforce Testing Center for validation (no Einstein Requests consumed).

4. Study Patterns Observed

●​ Many questions are scenario-based and test judgment more than rote memorization.
●​ You'll often choose between similar-sounding options—clarity of concepts is key.
●​ Be familiar with standard naming conventions and configurations (e.g., grounding
objects, supported channels).
●​ Understand the role of every tool in the Agentforce ecosystem (Prompt Builder, Model
Builder, Data Cloud, Trust Layer).

5. Recommended Preparation Steps

1.​ Use Trailhead to prepare


2.​ Practice building prompts in a developer org and experiment with grounding options.
3.​ Use the notes below

6. Final Tips

●​ Treat this certification like a project—think through use cases end-to-end.


●​ Understand why certain configurations work better than others.
●​ Don’t rely on memorizing answers; master the architecture and flow of agent logic.
●​ Be hands-on—create a test agent in your dev org and explore actions like Query
Records, Close Plans, and Prompt Templates.

My Notes:

Prompt templates in Agentforce: Sales Email, Flex, Field Generation​

Zero Data Retention Policy: Ensures no data is stored or used by third-party LLMs​

Supported grounding objects: Case and Knowledge​

Reasoning Engine: Maps user intent to agent actions​

Apex deployment requirement: 75% test coverage​

Prompt Builder: Designs and tests AI prompts​

Permission to use templates: Prompt Template User

Permissions to create templates: Prompt Template Manager​

Data Masking: Obscures sensitive fields in prompts​

Evaluate prompt quality: Use the Prompt Builder Scorecard​

Data retrieval tool: Retriever​

SDR Agent deployment: Supported in Messaging​

Field Generation prompts require API v59+​

Planner Service: Selects agent actions based on input​

Import any external models: Use Model Builder​

Real-time ERP data grounding: External Object Record Merge Fields​

Field must be linked to prompt template in layout​


Prompt Defense: Protects against toxic or biased inputs​

Copilot Builder: Builds assistant-like tools in Agentforce​

Integrating external models: Use Model Builder​

Flex vs Sales Email: Flex = Recommendations, Sales Email = Outreach​

Knowledge answers use: Data Cloud-indexed articles​

Filtered data retrieval: Query Records​

Testing Center: Validates agents without consuming Einstein Requests​

Unsupported related list merge: Activities and events​

Secure Data Retrieval: Based on user’s active permissions and respects salesforce
security​

For Prompt personalization: Use role-playing, tone, hyperparameters​

Irrelevant AI responses are typically Caused by poor retriever filters​

Data Cloud-triggered flow: Brings data to prompt templates​

Managing templates: Requires Prompt Template Manager​

Hyperparameter - Temperature: Controls randomness/creativity​

Deployment readiness: Needs dependencies, test coverage, activation​

Rich text fields: Not supported in Service AI Grounding​

Agentforce lacks: Standard Delete Record action​

Human escalation: Use Outbound Omni-Channel Flow​

Adoption insights: Use AgentForce Analytics​

After editing prompts: Review via Prompt Builder Scorecard​

Action-selection logic: Handled by Reasoning Engine​


AI safety check: Einstein Toxicity Score​

Field Generation templates: Require API v59+​

Flex templates: Used for product suggestions and dynamic responses​

Grounding configuration: Select Case + Knowledge objects​

Prompt Builder benefits: Delivers speed, accuracy, consistency​

AI respects permissions: Enforced via CRUD & FLS​

Filter outdated data: Apply filters in retriever settings​

Improve LLM context: Add role-based instructions​

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