AI-201 · Question #279
The Agentforce Specialist for Coral Cloud Resorts wants to create an agent that will automate the resolution of a large portion of guest complaints related to their vacation experiences. The agent…
The correct answer is C. Service Agent with a Flex prompt template. A Service Agent is the correct Agentforce agent type for customer-facing complaint resolution, as it is designed for handling service interactions, offering resolutions (upgrades, credits, complimentary options), and escalating to humans when needed. A Flex prompt template is…
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The Agentforce Specialist for Coral Cloud Resorts wants to create an agent that will automate the resolution of a large portion of guest complaints related to their vacation experiences. The agent will be able to offer upgrades, hotel credit, and other complimentary options. The agent will also be in charge of escalating the case to a human when a guest has suffered a major disruption (such as cancellation). Following Salesforce best practices, which type of agent should the Agentforce Specialist create?
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- ASales A Agent with a Flex prompt template
- BCustom Agent with a Flex prompt template
- CService Agent with a Flex prompt template
How the community answered
(23 responses)- A4% (1)
- B4% (1)
- C91% (21)
Explanation
A Service Agent is the correct Agentforce agent type for customer-facing complaint resolution, as it is designed for handling service interactions, offering resolutions (upgrades, credits, complimentary options), and escalating to humans when needed. A Flex prompt template is the recommended template type for Service Agents because it dynamically adapts the prompt structure based on context, making it well-suited for varied complaint scenarios. A Sales Agent (A) is optimized for revenue-generating activities, not service resolution. A Custom Agent (B) could technically work but is not the Salesforce best-practice recommendation when a purpose-built Service Agent type already fits the use case.
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