Salesforce and Tableau Join Forces to Offer Exclusive AI and Data Benefits

Salesforce Announces Tableau Einstein Alliance for Partner Community

Salesforce, a leader in CRM solutions, has recently announced the launch of a new partner community specifically for Tableau Einstein users. The Tableau Einstein Alliance aims to empower partners to drive success in the agent era by providing them with exclusive benefits to develop and implement AI solutions and analytics agents.

Partners in the Tableau Einstein Alliance will have access to product roadmaps, in-house experts, marketing support, promotions, and opportunities for co-selling. Salesforce has also promised partners the ability to tap into the Alliance to build agents, apps, solutions, and AI innovations, maximizing the potential of their AI and data investments.

The initial members of the community include Atrium, Capgemini, Deloitte, IBM, and Slalom. The community launch is scheduled for February 2025, with innovations accessible via Salesforce AppExchange and the upcoming Tableau Marketplace.

Ryan Aytay, CEO of Tableau, emphasized the importance of building the Tableau community, stating, “So much of Tableau’s success is thanks to our partners’ investment in our customers. Now, we’re investing in the Tableau Einstein Alliance to grow an ecosystem of visionary and innovative partners that will help our customers integrate Agentforce into every aspect of analytics.”

But what exactly is Tableau Einstein? Tableau Einstein is an AI visual analytics platform announced in September of this year. It is designed to scale and improve data-driven workflows, integrating with various Salesforce tools, including Agentforce and its privacy framework. The platform enables data experts to build semantic models using real-time customer data and offers a marketplace for sharing analytical assets within organizations.

Additionally, Tableau’s integrated marketplace and APIs support collaboration, allowing team members to work together on data sources, models, visualizations, and dashboards in a unified workspace. Aytay highlighted the benefits of the tool, stating, “By using high-performance AI to bring together data and action with humans, autonomous and assistive agents represent the new paradigm for business efficiency.”

In other news, Salesforce recently launched its Foundations program, partnering with key players in the CCaaS space to enhance features for Sales Cloud and Service Cloud users. The company also announced its acquisition of Zoomin, a knowledge unification and data management provider, to strengthen its Data Cloud and support AI capabilities beyond Einstein.

Overall, Salesforce continues to innovate and expand its offerings to empower businesses with cutting-edge AI and analytics solutions. The Tableau Einstein Alliance and other recent developments demonstrate the company’s commitment to driving success in the agent era and beyond. Stay tuned for more updates on Salesforce’s latest initiatives and partnerships.

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