Cyrus launches a non-profit dedicated AI agent to accelerate the implementation of the "agent-based enterprise" strategy.

Source: TokenPost Original Title: Salesforce, with dedicated AI for nonprofits, intensifies the move towards ‘agentic enterprises’… automating fundraising and volunteer matching. Original Link: Cyrus ( Salesforce ) is accelerating its “agent-based enterprise” strategic transformation by launching artificial intelligence ( AI ) agents aimed at non-profit organizations. The recently released “Agentforce Nonprofit (” consists of four customized AI agents that can automate core functions such as fundraising, volunteer coordination, and donor communication. Cyrus hopes this initiative will alleviate staffing shortages and excessive administrative burdens for non-profit organizations, helping them focus on their missions.

This strategy is derived from the analysis in the “Nonprofit Trends Report )” released by Cyrus this year. The report shows that the biggest challenge facing nonprofit organizations this year is “fundraising.” Additionally, budget cuts from the U.S. government and labor shortages have left most organizations in operational difficulties. The report points out that almost all nonprofit employees are overworked while social demands continue to grow, making the automation of operations through AI an urgent priority.

Among the newly released AI agents, “Prospect Research(” and “Participant Management)” are the most typical. The former allows for easy access to potential donor information in Slack, significantly reducing pre-meeting research time. The latter summarizes client information during consultations, automates goal setting, and service recommendations. Both agents have launched ready-to-use versions.

Another feature worth noting is the one that is currently in the testing phase. “Volunteer Capacity & Coverage(” can automatically find suitable volunteers; the “Donor Support)” feature, which is planned to launch a beta version in the spring of 2026, will be automatically handled by AI for basic donation inquiries, allowing on-site staff to focus on more strategic work.

Lori Freeman, Vice President of the Non-Profit Division at Cyrus (, emphasized: “AI adoption is not just a hardware or software upgrade, but a direct investment in the organization's mission.” Cyrus has launched specialized AI agents for various sectors including local governments, life sciences, and the paperless industry, employing a vertically specialized approach to market segmentation.

Multiple organizations have begun pilot applications. The nonprofit organization America on Tech has customized the Cyrus agent and developed the “Grant Report Auto-Generator.” The annual funding reports, which originally took days to complete manually, can now be finished in one hour. Data visualization, outcome summaries, and report writing are automatically executed through simple command prompts.

Jessica Santana, CEO of America on Tech, stated: “In the past, it took 3 to 4 days to compile reports, but now we can get all the data in just a few minutes by asking AI. Our communication and response speed with donors have significantly improved.”

This release is part of Cyrus's vision for agent-based enterprise transformation presented at the “Dreamforce 2025” conference. The company is shifting from a purely application-centric architecture to AI-centered automation software with human oversight. This direction not only goes beyond superficial interest in AI but also provides an opportunity for organizations to rebuild their structures around automation, thus gaining widespread attention in the industry.