AI that respects your guardrails. Not another shadow IT problem.

Clientell is SOC 2, HIPAA, and GDPR compliant. The agent reads your Salesforce org's metadata to understand your specific configuration but does not store, replicate, or move your Salesforce data outside your environment. All changes go through human-in-the-loop approval workflows before anything is deployed to production. Nothing executes without explicit user authorization. Enterprise customers also get dedicated environment isolation and full audit logging of every action the agent takes.

Agentforce requires a Data Cloud purchase, costs $125 to $550 per user per month, and typically needs $50,000 to $150,000 in implementation services before it delivers value. Clientell works today with no Data Cloud dependency. It connects directly to your existing Salesforce org and starts delivering value within days, not months. For a 10-user team, Agentforce can exceed $66,000/year before implementation costs. Clientell covers 10 users and up to 5 orgs for roughly $12,000/year with all three agents (Analysis, Admin, and Developer) included.

Nothing goes live without your team's approval. Clientell uses a human-in-the-loop workflow where the agent builds configurations, flows, or data operations and presents them for review. Your team approves, modifies, or rejects before anything touches production. You can also test in sandbox environments first and promote changes only when validated. The agent cannot bypass Salesforce's native security or permission model. It works within your existing access controls.

Yes. The enterprise plan supports up to 5 connected Salesforce orgs out of the box, covering production environments, sandboxes, and developer orgs. Additional orgs can be added as your footprint grows. This is particularly valuable for teams managing complex multi-org architectures or those who need to test configurations in sandbox before deploying to production. The agent understands the distinction and operates accordingly within each environment.

For a team of 5 Salesforce admins, the agent typically saves around 90 hours per week across analysis, admin operations, and development tasks. At a fully-loaded enterprise admin cost of roughly $75/hour, that translates to approximately $337,500 in annual value against a roughly $12,000/year investment. That's close to a 28x ROI. The savings come from automating repetitive configuration work, accelerating flow building, eliminating manual documentation, and clearing support ticket backlogs that typically consume 40+ hours of grunt work monthly.

No, and that's by design. Clientell is built to augment your existing team, not replace it. The agent handles repetitive, time-consuming tasks like building flows from plain English, cleaning data, generating org documentation, and managing user permissions. This frees your admins and developers to focus on strategic work: architecture decisions, stakeholder consulting, and complex customizations that require human judgment. Teams using the agent don't shrink. They get more done with the same headcount, which is exactly what "do more with less" mandates actually require.

Most enterprise teams are up and running within days, not months. There's no complex implementation project. The agent connects to your Salesforce org, reads your metadata to understand your specific configuration, and is immediately ready to work. Unlike traditional AI deployments that require months of customization, Clientell is org-aware from day one. It understands your objects, fields, flows, and permissions without manual setup. Enterprise onboarding includes dedicated support to ensure your team reaches value quickly, with most users experiencing their first productive outcome within their first session.

The enterprise plan includes three purpose-built agents. The Analysis Agent handles revenue intelligence, pipeline health scoring, and data quality analysis. The Admin Agent manages configuration, user permissions, field-level security, and automation building. The Developer Agent builds flows, assists with Apex, and supports deployments. Across all three, the agent can build flows and reports from plain English, find and merge duplicate records, generate org documentation, manage user permissions, run SOQL queries, and handle bulk data operations. All actions respect your org's native security model, and destructive operations always require human approval before execution.