Newly Released Salesforce Service-Cloud-Consultant Exam PDF

Each Agentforce Service Agent operates through a dedicated agent user record in Salesforce, configured under the “New Agent User” option. The principle of least privilege should be applied—granting only the permissions needed for the AI agent to perform its defined actions, such as:

Reading/updating Case records,

Accessing Knowledge articles, and

Executing Flows relevant to its topics and actions.

This ensures secure access, especially when the AI interacts with unauthenticated sessions (e.g., guest users).

Option A is incomplete, as OWDs and filters don’t manage AI user access directly.

Option C (System Administrator) violates security best practices by granting excessive permissions.

Referenced Salesforce Materials:

Salesforce Spring ’24 Release Notes – Agentforce Service Agent: Security and User Configuration Enhancements.

Service Cloud Consultant Exam Guide – Interaction Channels Domain.

Salesforce Help: “Set Up Agentforce Service Agent Users and Permissions.”

To address the issue of agents forgetting to update the Case Status after sending an email, creating a Case Macro that automates the process of sending the email and updating the status is recommended. This ensures consistency in case management and adherence to support processes, enhancing service quality and managerial oversight.

To meet the SLA of responding to incoming cases within 2 hours, assigning cases to queues and using Escalation Rules to escalate unassigned cases within 1 hour is the best practice. This approach ensures that cases are promptly assigned to the appropriate agents, and escalation rules help to prioritize and alert agents or managers to cases at risk of breaching the SLA, facilitating timely responses.

To provide different levels of support and ensure adherence to service-level agreements (SLAs), utilizing Entitlements is recommended. Entitlements define customers' rights to specific support services and SLAs, enabling Cloud Kicks to manage and enforce different support levels effectively, ensuring that agents deliver the appropriate level of service to each customer.