What do you like best about Salesforce Agentforce?
Deep CRM integration is probably the biggest differentiator. Agentforce is a complete, extensible, and open platform, letting you build and deploy digital labor for your customers and employees by leveraging existing workflows, data, and integrations that already power your business. That's hard to replicate if you're starting from scratch.
The trust and governance layer is also impressive. The Einstein Trust Layer is a robust set of features that protect the privacy and security of your data, improve the safety and accuracy of AI results, and promote responsible use of AI — with features like dynamic grounding, zero data retention, and toxicity detection.
Agentforce Builder's ease of use has gotten a lot of attention. You can describe what you want in natural language — like "Create an onboarding assistant that checks new hire tasks and sends reminders" — and the Builder converts that intent into a functioning agent, with a doc-style editor, a low-code canvas, and a script view for developers who want precise control.
Real-world results speak for themselves. Agentforce has helped customers like 1-800Accountant autonomously resolve 70% of administrative chat engagements during critical tax weeks, and increased Grupo Globo's subscriber retention by 22%.
Voice capabilities round out the picture nicely. Agentforce Voice delivers natural, human-like conversations that capture a brand's unique tone, and every conversation is transcribed live, giving human agents real-time visibility and allowing instant, seamless takeovers when needed. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
What do you dislike about Salesforce Agentforce?
Pricing complexity and unpredictability is the most common complaint. When Agentforce first launched with a $2-per-conversation model, costs quickly became unpredictable and hard to budget for — conversations could run long, branch into side threads, and any exchange would count even if it wasn't meaningful. Salesforce reworked this into a Flex Credits model, but one ecosystem expert noted that competing platforms can build and integrate agents much more cheaply, and that Agentforce will need to be more cost-effective for broader adoption. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.