Why is starting with a narrowly scoped Agentforce use case considered a best practice?

The correct answer is C. It limits risk and simplifies monitoring. AI agents introduce risk because they act autonomously. Starting narrow-for example, handling only order status inquiries before expanding to full case management-limits the blast radius if the agent behaves unexpectedly. A focused scope also makes it far easier to monitor…

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AIt reduces Salesforce license costs
BIt avoids the need for prompts
CIt limits risk and simplifies monitoring
DIt eliminates user training

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B
5% (1)
C
90% (19)
D
5% (1)

Explanation

AI agents introduce risk because they act autonomously. Starting narrow-for example, handling only order status inquiries before expanding to full case management-limits the blast radius if the agent behaves unexpectedly. A focused scope also makes it far easier to monitor performance, measure success, and iterate quickly because there are fewer variables. License costs (A) are not affected by use-case scope. Prompts are still required regardless of scope (B). User training (D) may still be needed. The core benefit is risk management and the ability to build confidence in the system before expanding its authority.

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