All 4 domains
8 official objectives
21–27 hrs suggested study
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Domain 01
17%
AI Fundamentals covers what AI is, how machine learning learns from data, and how to tell predictive, generative and other AI types apart. The exam is retired, but this vocabulary underpins every Salesforce AI credential.
Inside this domain
- Explain the basic principles and applications of AI within Salesforce.
- Differentiate between the types of AI and their capabilities.
Watch for Generative for everything
- Objectives
- 2
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Domain 02
8%
AI Capabilities in CRM asks you to recognize the AI features Salesforce builds into sales, service and marketing work, and to explain the business benefits they deliver. It is the smallest section of the outline.
Inside this domain
- Identify CRM AI capabilities.
- Describe the benefits of AI as they apply to CRM.
Watch for Bot for agent productivity
- Objectives
- 2
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Domain 03
39%
Ethical Considerations of AI was the largest section. It covers bias, transparency, privacy and accountability risks in AI, and how to apply Salesforce's trusted AI principles to concrete CRM scenarios.
Inside this domain
- Describe the ethical challenges of AI (e.g. human bias in machine learning, lack of transparency, etc.).
- Apply Salesforce's trusted AI principles to given scenarios.
Watch for Delete the protected field
- Objectives
- 2
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Domain 04
36%
Data for AI covers why data quality decides how well AI performs, and the elements that make data fit for AI: accuracy, completeness, consistency, timeliness, uniqueness and governance in a Salesforce org.
Inside this domain
- Describe the importance of data quality.
- Describe the elements/components of data quality.
Watch for Upgrade the model
- Objectives
- 2
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Domain names, weights and objectives come from Salesforce's official outline (Salesforce Certified AI Associate Exam Guide, final published version (exam withdrawn 1 May 2025; credential retired 2 February 2026)). Question counts and study hours are editorial planning estimates, not official figures. Last reviewed October 2026.