Siemens deploys Salesforce agents for inbound sales leads

Published Tuesday, September 15, 2026 · 10:07 AM EDT

Siemens says it has deployed Salesforce Agentforce to engage and qualify inbound sales leads for its 18,000 sellers. Salesforce says Siemens receives more than 2,500 unqualified leads a month and now engages all inbound leads across 132 countries with two agents: one engages prospects and the other qualifies them before routing strong opportunities to sellers. The companies also announced plans to connect Siemens Teamcenter service-lifecycle data with Agentforce workflows.

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