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date: 2024-07-30 09:59:58
duration: 00:58:28
author: UCUpquzY878NEaZm5bc7m2sQ
Today, we’re discussing “7 Practical Ways to Put Sales AI to Work”, a session featuring the Sales Cloud Dream Team, including Ketan Karkhanis, MaryAnn Patel, and Victor Liu. The team reveals some exciting new capabilities in the world of sales AI, including the launch of autonomous sales agents, which can work alongside salespeople to complete tasks and jobs.
The team also shared insights from the “State of Sales” report, which found that 86% of salespeople using AI reported revenue growth. The report also highlights the importance of sales productivity, as salespeople spend only 30% of their time actually selling, while the remaining 70% is spent on administrative tasks.
The session also touched on the topic of AI-powered sales features, such as personalized emails, pipeline qualification, and forecasting. These features can help salespeople save time and increase productivity, and are part of Salesforce’s goal to bring AI to the workflow.
The team also announced that Einstein Copilot, a platform that uses AI to assist salespeople, will be expanding to new platforms, including Outlook and Gmail. Additionally, Salesforce is opening up the ability for administrators to build custom actions for Copilot, allowing for a more tailored experience for specific industries and workflows.
The session wrapped up with a discussion on getting started with the new features and capabilities, with Salesforce aiming to make it easy for users to try and adopt the new technologies. The overall message is clear: AI is here to help salespeople work more efficiently and effectively, and Salesforce is leading the charge.