Cloudastick Systems

Our Blog

August 26, 2024

Boost Your Salesforce Flows with Einstein GPT


Elevate your Salesforce automation with Einstein GPT! Salesforce’s generative AI can supercharge your Flows, making them smarter and more personalized. Here’s a quick guide on how to integrate Einstein GPT into your Salesforce Flows for a significant boost in efficiency and personalization.


How to Use Einstein GPT in Your Salesforce Flows

  1. Identify a Use Case Choose a scenario where Einstein GPT can add value, such as automating personalized customer emails or generating dynamic responses.
  2. Enable Einstein GPT Make sure Einstein GPT is activated in your Salesforce environment. Contact Salesforce support if needed.
  3. Create a Flow Set up a new Flow in Salesforce, selecting the appropriate type (Screen Flow, Record-Triggered Flow, etc.).
  4. Integrate Einstein GPT
  • Add an Apex Action: Use an Apex action to connect your Flow with Einstein GPT.
  • Generate Content: Have Einstein GPT create personalized content or insights based on Flow data.
  • Make Decisions: Use GPT-generated outputs to guide the Flow’s logic and actions.
  1. Test and Deploy Test your Flow to ensure it works correctly with Einstein GPT. Once satisfied, deploy it and monitor its performance.

Example: Personalized Lead Follow-Up

  1. Trigger: Flow activates when a new lead is created.
  2. Einstein GPT Action: Generates a personalized follow-up email based on lead behavior.
  3. Decision: Sends the email or schedules a follow-up task for a sales rep.


Integrating Einstein GPT into Salesforce Flows can transform your automation processes, making them more intelligent and tailored to individual needs. Embrace AI to drive smarter, more effective workflows in your Salesforce environment.

August 22, 2024

Will Artificial intelligence take away all our jobs?

Will Artificial intelligence take away all our jobs?

An optimistic view towards what to come



A recent survey from online education company pluralsight indicates that 74% of IT professionals across the US and UK feel that AI will make their day to day skills obsolete. 


Did this figure shock you? Probably not. Nowadays the second hardest thing to do in the IT world after getting a job is going through a single meeting without someone mentioning the “A word” - Artificial Intelligence, the new buzz word that took the whole world by a whim since the launch of Chat GPT 3. 


I’m not here to talk about the dangers of AI and carry a cardboard sign saying BEWARE AI. I am here to share the positive possible aspect of the rise of AI. 


Warning *Slightly heavy economic concepts incoming so stay with me*


As you all probably know, we live in a consumer based economy. As in the economy flourishes when people buy goods and services. Consequently, If companies create a technology that causes unemployment to skyrocket, no one will have any money to buy the services offered by these companies. In plain words, If Chat GPT took all our jobs, how will we have any money to pay Chat GPT subscription. It’s a lose lose situation.


Amr Awadallah, Stanford Alumnus, AI engineer, CEO of Cloudera and Co-founder of Vectra has a very interesting view on how the future will turn out regarding the job market.


Amr believes that with the surplus generated by AI that will go into the hands of business owners, since using AI services will, without a doubt, be cheaper than hiring, training and paying insurance for employees. The governments will mandate an AI tax to be paid by the enterprise that uses primarily AI to operate in a specific country. 


For the sake of simplicity let us take Saudi Arabia as an example, let’s say a company like PWC wants to penetrate the Saudi market with their brand new, AI empowered, Operation. The Saudi government will require a hefty tax to be paid by PWC that will be used to provide the Saudi citizens with a universal income in order to maintain a healthy and sustainable economy. 


Consequently, all major governments will follow the same approach to maintain their economy in a balanced state. 


So there you have it ! Yes, maybe AI will take your job, but it doesn’t necessarily have to go after your paycheck.