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AI for Admins blog series post on Einstein Activity Capture.

AI for Admins: A Closer Look at Einstein Activity Capture

As a Salesforce Admin, you implement tools to reduce busywork for sales teams so that they can focus on the more important stuff. You know, like working on actual deals. One common busywork rabbit hole is the never-ending task of keeping data up to date between Salesforce and email and calendar applications. Einstein Activity Capture […]

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Get Started with Einstein Recommendation Builder

#AwesomeAdmins, if you know about Flow, you know the power of automation. In fact, ever since Salesforce launched in 1999, our focus has been on automation — beginning with transforming sales. Over the years, we’ve built low-code tools to help you automate business processes and actions, such as Flow and Einstein Next Best Action. Now, […]

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Einstein Automate for Admins

As Salesforce Administrators, you have access to Einstein Automate: the most complete, intelligent, end-to-end workflow solution on the market. Einstein Automate enables #AwesomeAdmins like you to use low-code tools to build intelligent workflows and leverage data across any system. What is Einstein Automate? Einstein Automate brings together a suite of tools across the Customer 360. […]

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Einstein Prediction Builder: The Journey of Your Data

The power of Einstein Prediction Builder is in how effortlessly it lets you bring your ideas into production, leveraging your valuable data to create predictions and new insights. We’ve written before about the user’s role in coming up with and creating a prediction, but what is the behind-the-scenes magic that makes things happen from there? […]

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How to Use Custom Logic in Einstein Prediction Builder

Hello, friends! If you’ve made it past the headline, I’m going to assume you’re either a user of Einstein Prediction Builder or you’re fascinated by it and really really REALLY want your org to start using it. In either case, I feel comfortable referring to you as “friends.” (My birthday is November 6, in case […]

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