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AI Reshapes Brazilian Salesforce Implementations

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Companies look to Einstein, Agentforce, third-party tools to boost efficiency, personalize customer experiences, ISG Provider Lens™ report says

SÃO PAULO, April 30, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The use of AI in Salesforce deployments has become a major trend in Brazil, according to a new research report published today by Information Services Group (ISG) (Nasdaq: III), a global AI-centered technology research and advisory firm.

The 2024 ISG Provider Lens™ Salesforce Ecosystem Partners report for Brazil finds that many enterprises in Brazil are integrating AI with Salesforce environments, most commonly to improve customer experience and operating efficiency. AI is enhancing functions such as coding, testing, hyper-personalization of customer experience and managed services to find and fix software errors. Often with the help of service providers, companies are evaluating or adopting Salesforce’s Einstein generative AI and Agentforce agentic AI tools, as well as technologies from other vendors.

"Brazilian companies are learning how to use AI with Salesforce for new insights and competitive advantage," said Bill Huber, partner, digital platforms and solutions, for ISG. "In many cases, service providers supply critical knowledge and tools to make this possible."

Agentforce, introduced in 2024, creates autonomous agents that perform complex tasks without human intervention. This holds strong potential for projects such as automating customer service call centers, ISG says. Salesforce charges Agentforce customers per conversation rather than per user. Enterprises are evaluating the costs and capabilities of Agentforce, which is available in Brazil in an English production release and a Portuguese beta version.

As AI is integrated into Salesforce implementations, Brazilian enterprises face increasingly complex IT environments and a growing number of solutions, models and applications to choose from, ISG says. Performance, customization and cost can influence these choices. Companies are turning to the Salesforce ecosystem for consulting services to help them decide where to use AI, which AI solutions best fit their needs and what productivity gains to expect.

A growing number of enterprises, especially in emerging markets such as Brazil, also seek license management services to help them navigate the complexities of multi-cloud Salesforce environments, ISG says. They expect providers to actively monitor license use to prevent unnecessary expenses and propose changes that minimize their costs.

"The expanding possibilities of Salesforce can lead to higher complexity and new cost considerations," said Jan Erik Aase, partner and global leader, ISG Provider Lens Research. "Brazilian enterprises are approaching Salesforce projects carefully, partnering with leading service providers for guidance."