Reported impact
Business outcome
Agentforce reduces manual touchpoints and operating costs, helps representatives prepare customer-specific proposals, and gives employees more time for customer conversations. Aflac says work that previously required 100 people might now be done by 10, and describes the goal of improving customer experience and operational resilience.
- Cost Reduction
- Customer Experience
- Productivity Improvement
- Scalability
Solution
Aflac Japan uses Salesforce Agentforce as an agentic co-worker for repetitive insurance work, including policy management, claims, after-sales service, and customer-meeting preparation. Agentforce gathers and analyzes information from multiple systems, bringing customer history, policy options, and prior support interactions together so representatives can prepare proposals and focus on customer conversations. Data 360 connects the distributed information through a zero-copy architecture, allowing Agentforce to access and analyze data without copying or moving it. Salesforce's built-in trust layer is described as protecting sensitive health and financial information. The story does not name the underlying systems, connectors, model versions, storage services, or detailed runtime orchestration.
Data flow
Data 360 provides zero-copy access to information distributed across Aflac's systems. Agentforce gathers and analyzes customer history, policy options, and prior support interactions, then surfaces the context to insurance representatives preparing customer meetings and handling policy or claims work.