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AI-201 · Question #107

An Agentforce needs to create a Sales Email with a custom prompt template. They need to ground on the following data. Opportunity Products Events near the customer Tone and voice examples How should…

The correct answer is A. Call prompt initiated flow to fetch and ground the required data. When the data needed to ground a prompt is not directly available as standard merge fields (e.g., geographically filtered Events, related Opportunity Products, or dynamic tone examples), a prompt-initiated Flow is the recommended approach. The Flow fetches, transforms, and…

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Question

An Agentforce needs to create a Sales Email with a custom prompt template. They need to ground on the following data. Opportunity Products Events near the customer Tone and voice examples How should the Agentforce Specialist obtain related items?

Options

  • ACall prompt initiated flow to fetch and ground the required data.
  • BCreate a flex template that takes the records in question as inputs.
  • CUtilize a standard email template and manually insert the required data fields.

How the community answered

(33 responses)
  • A
    82% (27)
  • B
    6% (2)
  • C
    12% (4)

Explanation

When the data needed to ground a prompt is not directly available as standard merge fields (e.g., geographically filtered Events, related Opportunity Products, or dynamic tone examples), a prompt-initiated Flow is the recommended approach. The Flow fetches, transforms, and returns the required data as variables that can then be injected into the prompt template. A flex template (B) works for structured record inputs but lacks the orchestration logic needed for complex multi-source grounding. Using a standard template with manual insertion (C) eliminates automation entirely.

Topics

#AI Prompt Templates#Data Grounding#Prompt Initiated Flows#AI-powered Content Generation

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