Org → Blueprint → Business Outcomes: Guide to driving real impact with Elements.cloud 4 min read 25th November 2025 Share Home » Blog » Org → Blueprint → Business Outcomes: Guide to driving real impact with Elements.cloud Home » Blog » Org → Blueprint → Business Outcomes: Guide to driving real impact with Elements.cloud AI agents and autonomous agents are revolutionising enterprise automation. For most companies, the challenge isn’t building them, it’s knowing where they will actually make an impact. At Elements.cloud, we’ve found that the fastest way to unlock value from Agentforce starts with one simple flow: Org → Blueprint → Business Outcome. This is the journey we’ve been on ourselves. It’s how we use Elements.cloud to understand how our business really operates, identify high-impact automation opportunities, and turn them into measurable results using Agentforce. Configuration Mining: Understanding How Work Really Happens Every Salesforce Org tells a story. The problem is that very few teams can read it. Configuration Mining by Elements.cloud gives you that visibility. It uncovers how your Org is configured to work today, showing every automation, validation, and permission, and highlighting where human judgment is still part of the process. It starts with simple questions like: “Where can we apply AI Agents in our sales process?” “How do we manage customer onboarding?” “How could we improve customer success?” In minutes, you see how things actually run, not how you think they run. You discover friction, duplication, and judgment-based steps that show where automation or AI could improve outcomes. This first step turns system complexity into understanding. Without it, most automations are guesswork. Blueprint: Turning Insight into Alignment Once you’ve uncovered how your Org operates, it’s time to make it visible. By diagramming your processes in Elements, you turn the findings from Configuration Mining into a clear, governed blueprint. That blueprint connects people, data, and automation into one visual story. It becomes the single language across business, technical, and AI teams so everyone can see the same truth and design around it. When we did this internally, the value was immediate. We stopped talking about assumptions and started collaborating around facts. It gave us a shared foundation for building the right automations and AI Agents, the ones that would actually deliver results. Agent Finder: Finding Opportunities That Deliver Outcomes Now that you have your blueprint, you can see where automation will have the biggest impact. The Agent Finder in Elements.cloud helps you analyze each process through the lens of automation and AI. It helps you identify where human effort can be supported, accelerated, or replaced by an Agent. Using the framework of Trigger → Inputs → Reasoning → Outcome, you can quickly categorize automation potential: Conversational Agents for people-facing tasks. Headless AI Workflows for back-end decision-making. This step bridges design and delivery. You’re no longer building AI Agents because you can, you’re building them because you’ve proven they will make a difference. From Blueprint to Business Outcomes: Case-to-Bug Story To show how this works in practice, here’s how we applied this approach to our own Case-to-Bug process. Our support and product teams were struggling. Support lacked the technical depth to diagnose issues accurately, and product teams received incomplete bug reports. It led to frustration and long resolution times. Before we started: Average bug resolution time: 23.8 days Bugs resolved: 50% Documentation quality: 0.94 / 10 We decided to apply the Org → Blueprint → Agent process, not just to build an Agent, but to fix the underlying workflow and achieve measurable outcomes. 1. Configuration Mining We began by analyzing how our case and bug data actually flowed through Salesforce. Configuration Mining revealed gaps in ownership and missing data that slowed everything down. 2. Blueprint Next, we mapped the process visually in Elements.cloud. The diagram made it clear where information was being lost between teams and what needed to change. 3. Agent Finder We then used Agent Finder to identify where AI Agents could help. Two opportunities stood out: A Conversational Agent that gave the support team instant access to internal documentation. An AI Workflow Agent that automatically populated bug descriptions using case data and highlighted missing information. Because all of this lived in Salesforce, Agentforce was the perfect platform to bring it to life. Within a day, we had the first version running. Business Outcomes The impact was immediate: Resolution time dropped from 23.8 days to 5.75 days Bugs resolved increased from 50% to 100% Documentation quality improved from 0.94 to 8 out of 10 More importantly, we achieved the outcome we were aiming for: faster resolution, happier customers, and better collaboration between support, product, and development. This wasn’t just a technology success. It was a business success powered by visibility, alignment, and the right use of AI. Don’t guess where agents can help. Prove impact. Featured by Salesforce themselves, as a headline success story, understand the full Case-to-Bug story. Learn how the Org → Blueprint → Agent approach delivered a 5× faster case resolution. 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