Salesforce’s Q3 FY25 total revenue came in at $9.44B, representing an 8% growth year-over-year. This came in slightly above the $9.35B expected by analysts. While Salesforce did slightly raise the low end of their Full Year FY25 guidance from $37.7B to $37.7B (high end set at $38B), they also maintained an expected single digit revenue growth for FY25 at 8%-9%.
It is clear from the earnings call that CEO Marc Benioff and COO Brian Millham will push their sales organization, which will have 1000 new members soon, to get more customers to start using their AI Agent offering Agentforce. Salesforce had 200 Agentforce wins in Q3. It was also clear that Salesforce will be pitching Data Cloud as part of a package deal with Agentforce. The push on customers is expected to be aggressive given the important role adopting these products will play in driving revenue growth for Salesforce moving forward.
In this podcast, Salesforce Practice Leader, Adam Mansfield, discusses what Salesforce’s earnings mean for customers and what customers should expect from Salesforce as they push through their upcoming negotiations (in term or at renewal). In addition, Adam provides his perspective on how best to prepare for Salesforce’s aggressive push to get customers to adopt and start using Agentforce and Data Cloud.
