Salesforce aware access
Uses the Salesforce access model your team already manages
ConvoPro lets users create and share prompt buttons inside admin-defined boundaries. Salesforce permissions control access, admins define what AI can see and do, and data-changing actions route through human review before they run.
Approved data and users
Configured tools and changes
Required where configured
Salesforce or connected action
Reviewable workflow status
Uses the Salesforce access model your team already manages
Admins define what AI can see, use, and trigger
Create, update, send, delete, and trigger actions require review by default
Review who ran what, what was reviewed, and what was promoted
Model flexibility only works when admins can govern providers, credentials, connectors, tools, and usage visibility.
Define the information and capabilities available to each workflow.
Control what a workflow is permitted to do after it prepares an output.
Set where a person must confirm an output or proposed action.
Manage a workflow after it becomes available to a team.
ConvoPro is designed around a clear operating path: Salesforce access first, admin-defined boundaries second, approved processing third, and human review before data-changing actions execute.
A user runs a prompt button, workflow, or Studio request from the Salesforce work context.
The request is evaluated against Salesforce access and ConvoPro admin policy.
Approved context, instructions, and tools needed for the task move through the configured processing path.
Read and draft results return to the user. Data-changing actions route through review before execution.
ConvoPro installs in your Salesforce org and calls approved AI models through admin-configured connectors. Detailed data flow documentation is available for evaluation teams. Security, retention, and model-provider details depend on the selected ConvoPro configuration and customer requirements.
ConvoPro is designed so teams can move quickly on read, summarize, classify, analyze, and draft tasks. When a prompt button creates, updates, sends, deletes, or triggers an action, review rules can require a human to confirm before the action runs.
Employees can use approved workflows to prepare work without turning every repeated request into an admin or development ticket.
Configured review points let the organization decide which proposed actions require confirmation before execution.
Audit visibility should help answer practical questions: who used AI, what context was used, what action was proposed, who reviewed it, and what changed.

Use the public summary to understand the operating model. Use the security review to confirm the details of your selected workflow and configuration.
ConvoPro is designed to work within Salesforce access and administrator-defined workflow policy.
Approved Salesforce context is processed through the configured workflow path and returned for review or action.
Administrators define which model and connector configurations are available to approved workflows.
Salesforce remains the operational system of record for the workflows described on this page.
Current provider, hosting, and subprocessor information is available to qualified evaluation teams.
ConvoPro publishes certification and compliance claims only when they are current and documented.
Share the intended Salesforce workflow and your review requirements. We will provide the current documentation relevant to that configuration.
Answers for CIOs, Salesforce admins, security reviewers, and implementation teams.
No. ConvoPro is designed around Salesforce access first, then ConvoPro admin-defined boundaries for data, tools, models, connectors, and actions.
Data-changing actions such as create, update, send, delete, or trigger style actions require human review according to configured rules.
Yes. Prompt buttons can be shared inside admin-defined boundaries. Human review is tied to data-changing actions, not sharing itself.
Approved context and instructions move through the configured processing path for the task. Evaluation teams can request the current data flow documentation for their selected configuration.
Model-training and provider-handling details are documented for the selected configuration. Evaluation teams can request the current security packet before rollout.
ConvoPro can often start without a broad Data Cloud program for the core prompt button and governed workflow model described on this page. Final architecture depends on the workflow, data sources, and customer configuration.
Yes. ConvoPro is model-flexible. Admins choose which approved models are available for each workflow from the Console — with governed access to Claude (Anthropic), OpenAI, and Google models provided through ConvoPro’s keys. No customer API keys are required.
Current AppExchange review status is provided during evaluation and should be confirmed with the ConvoPro team before procurement.
Audit visibility includes usage, prompt button, review decision, action status, and promotion path. Specific fields and retention behavior are documented in the security packet.
Yes. Rollout can be planned by team, role, workflow, and policy needs during implementation.
Start with the control model: Salesforce permissions, admin-defined boundaries, human review for data-changing actions, audit visibility, and documented data flow.

