Get Access to Salesforce Einstein Copilot and Prompt Builder Today!

The ecosystem was abuzz with excitement last week at TrailblazerDX, as the widely anticipated Salesforce GPT AI products are finally hitting orgs – with Copilot and the Einstein 1 Studio leading the charge as the two flagship products that have been released.

But how exactly do you get your hands on these products to start looking into how you can revolutionize business processes using generative AI technology? Well, it’s no surprise these are paid products, however, there are free ways to get access…

4 Ways to Get Access to Copilot and Einstein 1 Studio

1. Einstein 1 Editions

First up, Salesforce has bundled in full access to Copilot and the Einstein 1 Studio into their new Einstein 1 Editions (formerly known as Unlimited Edition+). This gives you full access to the front end Copilot chatbot, as well as the Prompt, Model, and Copilot Builder suite of tools that allow you to customize the entire GPT experience.

List prices start at $500/user per month for Sales and Service. Although this is a large increase from standard enterprise editions, Einstein 1/UE+ includes a great deal more than just the new Einstein capabilities.

2. Einstein 1 Add-On

If you are an Enterprise or Unlimited edition customer, you can upgrade to access the GPT suite of tools by talking to your account executive and purchasing the Einstein add-ons. These come in the form of Einstein for Sales, Service, and Platform.

List prices start at $75/user per month for Sales and Service.

3. Partner Development Orgs

Salesforce ISVs who want to get their hands on this latest technology can access it through the Partner Learning Camp and spin up an org, which will provide access to the full suite of Einstein Copilot and Einstein 1 Studio tools.

More details on how OEM partners can access it are coming soon…

4. Einstein 1 Free Trial

Salesforce is offering a 5-day free trial to those who aren’t partners and want to access the technology before signing up for a contract.

This will spin up a Developer Org almost instantly (mine came through straight away) and give you access to both Copilot and Einstein 1 Studio.

Salesforce has also created two new trails to help you get started with these tools: Get Started with Einstein Copilot and Get Started with Prompts and Prompt Builder.

Summary

Once again, Salesforce does not disappoint – the doors to innovation have swung open with the launch of their new generative AI technology.

As the ecosystem strikes with excitement after the TDX week, organizations can now get their hands on these new products and start a journey of incorporating these into their business processes.