The use case: how SPECS AR Glasses deploys Agentforce
SPECS runs an AI concierge on its website, built on Agentforce, that uses a superagent to route shoppers to specialized agents for product questions, customer service, and returns or cancellations. It hands off to a human representative with conversation context when needed.
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SPECS built one superagent and three orchestrated agents in just two months using Agentforce's out-of-the box capabilities. With orchestration and intent-based routing built into the platform, the team could move quickly without creating a custom orchestration layer.
