Let Salesforce agents work without giving them unlimited freedom.
Keep Salesforce, Agentforce and your existing workflows. WARDALE helps define what an AI agent may do, when a person must approve, which limits apply and what should be verifiable after important actions.
What problem does this solve?
Salesforce can give an AI agent access to valuable customer data, business workflows and actions. The business still needs a clear answer to who allowed the agent to act, what it may change, where approval is required and what happens if that authority is changed or revoked.
What WARDALE adds
Define which Salesforce actions the agent may perform and where the authority boundary stops.
Require a person before higher-risk, higher-value or exceptional actions proceed.
Use the same accountable business mandate even when the workflow touches Salesforce, identity, cloud, finance or other enterprise systems.
Supported governed actions can produce evidence receipts for later review. Where those receipts are stored and how long they are retained are separate deployment choices.
What a customer can define before implementation
Which Salesforce process and business outcome WARDALE is being asked to govern.
Who owns the outcome and who must approve sensitive actions.
Which agent actions are acceptable, limited, approval-dependent or outside scope.
What needs to be verifiable, where the evidence should live, who may access it and how long it should be retained.
Try the fit before production
Use the self-service WARDALE planner or ORDO to shape the Salesforce use case first. Production controls, private integrations, continuous monitoring and any managed evidence service are separate production choices.
Important boundary
This page describes how WARDALE can be used with Salesforce environments. It does not claim Salesforce partnership, endorsement or certification.