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Your team works in Teams. The answers live in Salesforce, SharePoint, and everywhere else. CentroBot closes the gap: it finds the answer, cites the source, and updates the record without anyone leaving the conversation.


Most AI assistants start every conversation from zero. I don't. I'm connected to the systems your company already runs on: Salesforce, Microsoft Teams, SharePoint, and any MCP server you add. That means I answer with your accounts, your history, your documents. And I show my work: every claim is cited to the record, message, or file it came from.

A dedicated workspace for deeper, multi-step questions and record work.
Coming soon - Summon me into a deal room. The answer is shared with the whole team.
Coming soon - You don't prompt me. I'll prompt you before deals and cases go stale.
You sign in to the systems you already have access to. Your existing permissions carry over: nothing new to configure.
I search connected systems as you. I can only see what you can see.
I reply with every claim cited, surface the record, and update Salesforce only after you confirm.

Employees sign in; record-level security and private-channel membership are honored automatically.
Partners never authenticate; a scoped service account exposes only what you curate.
Add Confluence, ServiceNow, or your internal tools. Register systems, scope which tools I can use, and assign audiences, all from the Salesforce admin console your team already manages.
Slackbot lives in Slack. CentroBot brings the same conversational, grounded-answer experience to Microsoft Teams, with no per-message metering, support for users who don't hold a Salesforce license through a governed automation user, and open MCP extensibility for systems beyond Salesforce.
Copilot grounds in Microsoft 365 content. It doesn't reach into Salesforce out of the box. CentroBot grounds across both sides of the stack: Salesforce records and Microsoft Teams and SharePoint content in one answer, with a citation to the source. It's built for teams whose work spans both systems, not one vendor's walls.
No. Anyone in Teams can ask CentroBot questions and get grounded answers. For users without a Salesforce seat, updates will flow through a governed automation user (coming soon), so the whole team participates without buying a license for everyone in the channel.
Only what your systems already allow. CentroBot respects the Salesforce permission model: if a user can't see a record, CentroBot won't surface it to them. Admins control which sources are connected (Salesforce, Teams, SharePoint, MCP servers) and how CentroBot is rolled out.
CentroBot updates records directly from the conversation: log a call, update a stage, or edit a field without anyone opening Salesforce. Writes happen under the user's own permissions, so nothing gets changed that the user couldn't change themselves, and every update is attributable.
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard for connecting AI assistants to external systems. Any system that exposes an MCP server can become a grounding source for CentroBot, whether that's an internal tool, another SaaS product, or a data source. It's how CentroBot extends beyond Salesforce and Microsoft without waiting for Centro to build a one-off integration.