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Most AI agents wait to be asked. CentroBot watches Salesforce for you and starts the conversation when a deal needs attention. Then it answers questions, cites every source, and updates records without anyone leaving Slack.
Grounded in Salesforce, Slack, and any MCP server you add. Works on every edition of Slack.
Trusted by 70+ companies running Salesforce and Slack
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New to the channel. Already caught up.Most AI assistants start every conversation from zero, and wait for you to start it. I don't. I'm connected to Salesforce, Slack, and any MCP server you add, so I already know your accounts, your pipeline, and your history. When something needs attention, like a stalled deal, a slipping close date, or a call nobody logged, I start the conversation. And every answer I give is cited to the record, message, or document it came from.
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You shouldn't have to remember to ask.Every AI assistant answers questions. I also ask them. I watch the signals already in Salesforce, like stalled opportunities, slipping close dates, unlogged calls, and renewals going quiet, and I message the right person with the context and a one-click fix.
Admins define the triggers in Salesforce. Reps just get the nudge, with the source cited.
And when you have the question, ask away.I speak Model Context Protocol. Add Confluence, ServiceNow, or your internal tools as grounding sources and action targets, with no waiting on a marketplace listing. Your admins register systems, scope which tools I can use, and assign audiences from the Salesforce console they already manage.
No Salesforce license? Still covered.Salesforce users sign in and I answer under their own permissions. Record-level security and private-channel membership are honored automatically.
Teammates without a Salesforce license ask through a scoped automation user your admin controls. They get answers and can request record updates, within exactly the limits you set.
External partners in shared channels reach a curated integration user, never the full CRM. They never authenticate to Salesforce at all.
CentroBot works wherever Slack works: Free, Pro, Business+, and Enterprise+. Pricing is flat per user, and nobody counts your messages.
The section your CISO reads first.Honors existing permissions. I answer as the person asking, with only the data they're already allowed to see.
Every answer is cited. Each claim links to its source record, message, or document.
External access is scoped. Slack Connect partners reach a curated integration user, never the full CRM.
Administered from Salesforce. Access rules, triggers, and audiences live where your security model already lives.
Writes require confirmation. A person approves every record change before it's committed.
Four main ways. CentroBot works on every Slack plan, not only the top tiers. It prompts users when a Salesforce record needs attention instead of only waiting to be asked. It serves teammates who don't hold Salesforce licenses through a governed automation user. And it grounds answers in any MCP server, not only apps connected to Slack. Pricing is flat, with no message metering.
For teams that run on Salesforce, yes. CentroBot focuses on grounded, cited answers and confirmed record updates across Salesforce, Slack, and any MCP server, on every Slack plan.
Yes. CentroBot is a Slack app and works on every edition of Slack, including Free and Pro.
No. Licensed users get answers under their own permissions. Teammates without a license go through a governed automation user that your admins scope in Salesforce.
Action Prompts are messages CentroBot sends first, triggered by signals in Salesforce like stalled opportunities, slipping close dates, or unlogged calls. Each one arrives with cited context and one-click actions, and admins define the triggers.
Yes. External partners are served by a scoped integration user that exposes only what you curate. They never authenticate to Salesforce.
It proposes the change, shows the exact field updates, and commits only after a person confirms.
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard for connecting AI agents to systems and tools. Any system with an MCP server, like Confluence, ServiceNow, or internal apps, can become a grounding source and action target for CentroBot.
We'll connect a sandbox to Salesforce and Slack and walk your team through a live deal.
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