Get Smart with Salesforce Einstein
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Salesforce Einstein Basics
Get Started with Einstein -
Get Started with Einstein7 Topics
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Learning Objectives - Einstein
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AI Basics and Smart Assistants
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I Have AI and Smart Assistants Down. How Does Salesforce Einstein Fit In?
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But How Can Einstein Specifically Benefit My Business?
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So What Makes Einstein Different?
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Do I Have to Be a Genius to Use This? I’m Pretty Sure Einstein Was a Genius
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The Time Is Now for Salesforce Einstein
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Learning Objectives - Einstein
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Learn About Einstein Out-Of-The-Box Applications7 Topics
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Responsible Creation of Artificial IntelligenceUse the Einstein Platform9 Topics
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Understand the Ethical Use of Technology8 Topics
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Learn the Basics of Artificial Intelligence5 Topics
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Recognize Bias in Artificial Intelligence6 Topics
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Einstein Bots BasicsRemove Bias from Your Data and Algorithms6 Topics
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Learn About Einstein Bots6 Topics
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Plan Your Bot Content4 Topics
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Einstein Next Best ActionLearn the Prerequisites and Enable Einstein Bots3 Topics
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Get Started with Einstein Next Best Action9 Topics
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Learning Objectives - Einstein Next Best Action
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Rise of Business Intelligence
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A Wealth of Insights Brings a New Set of Challenges
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Better Recommendations with Einstein Next Best Action
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Unify Sources of Insight
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Connect Recommendations to Automation
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Surface Actionable Intelligence
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Applications for Different Lines of Business
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How Can I Get Einstein Next Best Action?
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Learning Objectives - Einstein Next Best Action
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Sales Cloud EinsteinUnderstand How Einstein Next Best Action Works7 Topics
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Increase Sales Productivity5 Topics
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Automate Sales Activities5 Topics
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Target the Best Leads3 Topics
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Close More Deals6 Topics
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Connect with Your Customers and Create New Business4 Topics
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Sales Cloud Einstein Rollout StrategiesImprove Sales Predictions4 Topics
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Use AI to Improve Sales
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Start with a Plan
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Set Goals and Priorities
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Get Ready for Einstein
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Quick Start: Einstein Prediction BuilderStart Using Sales Cloud Einstein
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Sign Up for an Einstein Prediction Builder Trailhead Playground
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Create a Formula Field to Predict
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Enrich Your Prediction
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Build a Prediction
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Quick Start: Einstein Image ClassificationCreate a List View for Your Predictions
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Get an Einstein Platform Services Account
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Get the Code
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Create a Remote Site
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Create the Apex Classes
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Einstein Intent API BasicsCreate the Visualforce Page
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Get Started with Einstein Language
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Set Up Your Environment
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Create the Dataset
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Train the Dataset and Create a Model
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Put Predictions into Action with Next Best ActionUse the Model to Make a Prediction
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Learn the Basics and Set Up a Custom Playground
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Define and Build a Prediction
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Customize Your Contact and List Displays
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Create Recommendations for Einstein Next Best Action
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Create a Next Best Action Strategy
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Add Next Best Action to Your Contacts
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Think of action strategies as the decisioning brain. Action strategies let you load all of your recommendations and constantly evaluate them based on your business rules to determine which ones to surface to your users. You can create action strategies for different users and departments, such as your call center, inside sales department, or French-language website.
Let’s take a look at how to create a new strategy.
- Click Setup.
- Enter
Next Best Actionin the Quick Find box and select Next Best Action. - Click New Strategy.
- Enter the Name, API Name, and Description.
- Define the Object Where Recommendations Display (that is, if you want to display them on contact records, accounts, cases, and so on).
Once your action strategy is created, you’re taken to the Strategy Builder to populate it. Here’s a great example of our action strategy for the telecom example.
Action strategies convey recommendations flowing from left to right, getting cut off as they move to the right along the branches, leaving only the ones who remain on the far right. Each element on the Strategy Builder is referred to as a node. The yellow nodes are for recommendations. The blue nodes filter recommendations based off of business rules, and the pink ones sort them. Finally, all the way on the right is the red node—the winning recommendations that will surface.
Check out the branch with our TV streaming recommendation example, and disregard all other branches for now.
If you double-click the blue filter node to the right (Has_Internet), you can see that it filters through contacts who have the Internet_Service record checked. This means they have our Internet service and can be upsold the TV stream service.
The next node on the right filters out contacts who already have TV streaming service.
For the rest of the action strategy, we created a few upsell recommendations and branches.
- Online security—for contacts in the continental US who don’t have online security.
- Tech support—for contacts who don’t already have tech support.
- International plan—for international customers.
We then bucketed those recommendations into Upsell Offers and sorted the recommendations in alphabetical order so there is a hierarchy of recommendations for each contact.




