Salesforce announced the first India cohort of its Agents for Impact accelerator. Four Indian nonprofits built custom Agentforce AI solutions. Teach For India created an AI Teaching Assistant and Coach for teachers. Antarang Foundation developed a career guidance copilot for facilitators. Foundation For Excellence built an AI agent to automate scholarship document review. Latika launched Asli Intelligence for disability entitlement planning. Each solution aims to save time and expand access to critical services. The cohort received grants, Salesforce tech, and pro-bono expertise. The six-month build phase has concluded. The nonprofits will now pilot, refine, and scale their solutions.
What changed
Nonprofits manually processed applications, guidance, and support without AI assistance.
What it unlocks
Nonprofits can now automate document review, career guidance, and disability entitlement planning with AI agents.
- INR 6.8 crores in grants
- 70% time reduction for teachers
- 90% teacher-rated accuracy
- 60% screening time reduction
What you need to act on it
- participation in Salesforce Accelerator — Agents for Impact
- use of Salesforce technology
- access to pro-bono Salesforce expertise
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