Agentic Enterprise · Diagnostic Tool

Decide which agent use cases to build — and in what order.

Most agentic programs stall not on technology but on use-case discipline. This tool scores each candidate agent against the elements that actually determine production success, then plots your portfolio on an effort-versus-value grid so you sequence the work deliberately.

How it works

Start with the problem — name what you're solving, who feels it, and what success looks like, before committing to a solution.
Define the agent: its type, the orchestration you're assuming, and whether an Agent Product Owner is in place to own its lifecycle.
Rate readiness across the elements that drive reliable production agents — from data foundation to agent description quality to supervision.
Add as many candidate use cases as you like, then generate a readout with an effort-vs-RPI-value grid and a sequenced plan.

Readiness and orchestration dimensions are grounded in Salesforce's agentic patterns guidance (agent taxonomy and orchestration patterns) and the June 2026 general availability of Agentforce multi-agent orchestration, where the Atlas Reasoning Engine routes work by reading each agent's description — making description quality and data hygiene decisive for reliability.

Before you start

Organization

Your name & role

Scope / business unit (optional)

Your results are emailed to your Salesforce advisor on completion, and you'll get a full readout to review and download.

Add a candidate use case

Describe and score one agent use case

Fill this out for one candidate, add it, then repeat for as many as you want to compare. You can edit or remove any before generating the report.

1 Start with the problem

Solve for the problem before the solution. Vague problems produce vague agents — and the orchestrator routes on clarity.

Use-case name

What problem are you solving?

Who feels this problem / benefits?

What does success look like?

2 Define the agent & orchestration

Agent type

Orchestration assumption

Human-in-the-loop (verify-and-confirm) required for this agent's actions

3 Lifecycle ownership

Agents are products, not projects. Someone has to own the agent across its life — its description, its data, its drift, its retirement.

Is an Agent Product Owner established?

4 Readiness — the elements of success

Rate how ready each element is for this use case. These are the factors that decide whether an agent reaches reliable production, not just a demo.

5 RPI value drivers

Rate the Real People Impact this use case can create. (The ROI Estimator quantifies the dollars — here we score relative value.)

Give the use case a name and complete the ratings before adding it.

Use cases added

No use cases yet — fill out the form above and add your first.

Add at least one use case to generate the report.