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Salesforce has become a supported business system for Notion Workers, allowing AI agents to sync and act on live customer and sales data within Notion databases.
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Salesforce is expanding its Agent Fabric to help enterprises monitor and manage AI agents across multiple platforms, with over 1.2 billion daily requests. While the potential for additional revenue is substantial given its large customer base, the key uncertainty remains around paid adoption rates, which have not yet been quantified.
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