Salesforce Agentforce / Einstein

https://www.salesforce.com/artificial-intelligence/

Agentforce agents grounded in Data Cloud — unified customer record across silos. Memory is the CRM record made available to AI; not an independent memory system. AI reads/writes through the existing data model.

Active · Verified 2026-10-22 · fresh as of 2026-10-22 · 37 cited facts, 2 with a third-party source · 1 recorded change · Suggest a correction

At a glance

Tier
T2
Latest release
not applicable — not OSS fix
License
not applicable — not OSS fix
GitHub
not applicable — no GitHub repo fix
Freshness
2026-10-22 fix
Layer
agent-infra repo fix
Licensing
commercial vendor fix
Deployment locus
cloud vendor fix
Platform vs product
both vendor fix

Memory taxonomy

storage
relational
retrieval
similarity
persistence
long-term
update
overwrite
unit
fact
governance
auditable
conflict
pii

When to use

Optimised for: cross-channel customer graph + agent handoff + CRM integration

Anti-fit: not for non-customer-facing use cases

Pros & cons

Pros

Memory grounded in Salesforce CRM data — customer / opportunity / case context is structurally first-class.

Cons

Salesforce-only; pricing tied to Einstein / Agentforce tier; ecosystem dependency.

Claims & capabilities

Dominant CRM market position. Agentforce GA'd 2024.

Technical surface

API surface
REST, SOAP, SDK: many
Backend storage
custom (Salesforce platform)
Deployment
searched not found
Embedding model
locked
Multi-tenancy
Hyperforce: dedicated functional domain per tenant; multi-tenant with isolation + zero-trust controls; no LLM training on customer data
MCP
via official adapter — Salesforce MCP
A2A
no A2A protocol support advertised — vertical product, no A2A integration documented
OpenTelemetry
first-class — Hyperforce + Datadog + OTel

Similar systems

Other vertical / domain-specific ai memory in the catalog, ranked by inbound references.

  • Inworld AI T1

    Formerly an NPC character engine with named Long-Term Memory; now sells realtime voice models (TTS-2, STT-1, speech-to-speech) and OpenAI-compatible open-model inference. Character/NPC memory is no longer the headline product.

  • NVIDIA ReMEmbR T3

    Builds long-horizon memory by captioning video segments with VILA, storing captions with timestamps + 3D position coordinates in MilvusDB. At query time, LLM iterates retrieval across text, time, and position modalities. Deployed on Nova Carter robot (Jetson Orin).

  • Abridge T1

    Clinician-assist ambient documentation. Source mapping: every AI-generated summary element traced back to the source utterance. Audit-and-trust layer over episodic memory. Built on proprietary 1.5M+ medical-encounter dataset.

  • ASAPP GenerativeAgent T1

    Treats memory as first-class architecture. Captures the digital footprint of every interaction; retrieves preference and history at engagement time. Public example: airline knowing a frequent flyer wants aisle seats with her son — preference-aware, not just history-lookup.

  • BenevolentAI T1

    Taken private: merged into Osaka Holdings (renamed BenevolentAI S.A.) and delisted from Euronext Amsterdam 2025-03-13. Target identification / drug repurposing / mechanism tracing. 85+ data sources, petabyte-scale, rebuilt every few weeks. Wet-lab results re-enter the graph and shift downstream predictions — institutional experimental memory closing a feedback loop. As of Oct 2026 benevolent.com leads with Qor, powered by BenevolentAI, a life-science intelligence service for biopharma decision makers and consultancies. Qor (qor.one) is a continuously updated decision-intelligence service built on BenevolentAI's knowledge graph and reasoning methods: it tracks evidence on an asset or indication (competitive position, rival readouts, comparable deals), source-verifies each claim and flags when an earlier conclusion stops holding. It targets biotech teams and life-science consultancies.

  • Causaly T1

    Agentic AI platform for life sciences: orchestrated scientific agents over a curated biomedical knowledge graph (plus Bio Graph and Pipeline Graph), an evidence-retrieval system and an enterprise data fabric over literature, trials and patents.

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  1. 2026-10-22
    • Pricing first recorded as “Flex Credits $500 per 100K credits; $2/conversation; user license $5/user/mo + credits; Agentforce add-ons $125–150/user/mo; Agentforce 1 Editions from $550/user/mo” source
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