Build AI Agents. No Code Required.
GPTfy's Agent Builder lets you create AI agents inside Salesforce in minutes—describe what you want, pick pre-built or custom skills, attach knowledge base, and deploy to Slack, MS Teams, or WhatsApp.
Creating AI agents in Salesforce no longer requires deep development. Describe your use case, choose a template like sales or support, add skills and optional RAG, then expose the agent on the channels where your team already works.
What's inside this demo
Describe and Generate
- Choose a button (e.g. Sales, Support, Help Desk) or describe in your own words what you want the agent to do.
- A system prompt and agent description are generated automatically; you can test the agent before publishing.
Skills and Knowledge Base
- Attach skills such as create case, update opportunity, create account; add or build custom skills for your use cases.
- Optionally give the agent access to your GPTfy knowledge base (RAG) so it can resolve cases using your content.
Channels and Security
- Deploy the agent to Slack, MS Teams, WhatsApp, Google Assistant, or MS Copilot so users work where they already are.
- Control access via permission sets so different roles (e.g. sales rep vs admin) get appropriate capabilities.
Use this video when
You need a sales or support agent in Salesforce and want to avoid custom code.
You want to expose CRM actions (e.g. create quote, update opportunity) via Slack or Teams.
You need a help-desk or case-resolution agent with access to your knowledge base.
You want to bring your own AI model and still use GPTfy for agent orchestration and channels.
Frequently asked questions
The Agent Builder demo walks through creating a fully functional AI agent inside Salesforce in under five minutes using GPTfy. You start by choosing a pre-configured template (Sales, Support, or Help Desk) or by typing a plain-language description of what you want the agent to do. GPTfy automatically generates the system prompt and agent description, then lets you test the agent before publishing. The demo covers attaching skills (e.g. create case, update opportunity), connecting a knowledge base for RAG-based resolution, selecting an AI model via Bring Your Own Model (BYOM), deploying to channels like Slack, MS Teams, or WhatsApp, and configuring per-role permission sets.
GPTfy Agent Builder is a Salesforce-native managed package and works with any Salesforce org that supports Apex and Lightning, including Sales Cloud, Service Cloud, Experience Cloud, and CPQ editions. It is compatible with Enterprise and Unlimited editions and can be configured in Developer orgs for testing. Because it is a managed package installed from AppExchange, no custom metadata deployment is needed beyond the configuration steps shown in the demo.
After the agent is generated, you navigate to the Skills section where you see available skills (e.g. Create Account, Create Case, Update Opportunity) and selected skills. You drag or click to move skills into the agent's selected set—no code required. For the knowledge base, you select one or more RAG data sources (GPTfy RAG Sync collections) that you want the agent to reference when answering questions. For example, connecting a support knowledge base lets the agent resolve cases by looking up relevant articles automatically. Custom skills can also be built for specific use cases.
Security is controlled through Salesforce Permission Sets. Admins assign permission sets to users or roles, which determines what the agent can access and what actions it can take. For example, a sales rep permission set might allow the agent to create quotes and update opportunities, while a service rep set allows case creation and resolution. No data leaves your Salesforce org unless you explicitly configure a named external AI provider. The BYOM (Bring Your Own Model) capability lets you use a model already approved by your organization—so you stay within existing enterprise data-governance boundaries.
Agent Builder is designed to meet users where they already work. The channels feature lets you deploy the agent to Slack, MS Teams, WhatsApp, Google Assistant, or MS Copilot—so your team interacts with Salesforce data through the tools they already use daily. On the Salesforce side, the agent uses skills to perform real CRM actions (create cases, update records, search accounts) so it becomes part of the workflow rather than a separate tool. You can also configure a welcome message and brand the agent with a custom name so it feels native to your organization.
Agent Builder is best when you need to get an AI agent to production quickly without writing Apex, and when your use case maps well to standard Salesforce actions (cases, opportunities, accounts, quotes). It is particularly valuable for teams that need to deploy to multiple channels (Slack and Teams simultaneously) or want to iterate quickly on agent behavior by editing the system prompt. A custom Apex chatbot is more appropriate when you need deeply custom business logic, non-standard data flows, or integrations with systems that GPTfy skills do not yet cover. For most enterprise use cases—sales qualification, case resolution, meeting prep—Agent Builder provides 80–90% of the capability at a fraction of the implementation time.
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Last updated: March 2026
