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Salesforce updates Agentforce Memory to double AI recall performance
Salesforce AI Research updated Agentforce Memory with a new policy to improve how AI agents track customer details across multi-session conversations.
Summary
Salesforce updated Agentforce Memory to double its overall recall performance by changing the policy that manages how AI agents handle corrections and store customer details over time. The updated policy treats new information as a correction rather than a separate fact, allowing the live Agentforce system to retain more accurate context across long conversations.
What changed
- Updated memory policy to treat new customer information as corrections rather than additional facts
- Improved factual recall on live Agentforce systems for both stated and changing facts
Availability
Available now“That framework was used to improve Agentforce Memory, the capability that keeps agents current on what customers tell them, which became generally available in September.”
Founder takeaway
If you use Salesforce Agentforce, expect better retention of updated customer facts across multi-session interactions without needing to change your underlying setup.
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