An Agentforce configured Data Masking within the Einstein Trust Layer. How should the Agentforce Specialist begin validating that the correct fields…

To validate that Data Masking is functioning correctly within the Einstein Trust Layer, an administrator must first be able to review the prompts sent to the Large Language Model (LLM). The Einstein Generative AI Audit Trail provides this capability by logging the original prompt and the masked version. However, this data is not collected by default. The foundational step to begin any validation is to navigate to the Einstein setup page and explicitly enable the setting to collect and store this audit data. Without enabling this feature, no data will be available to review or request for validation purposes.

A. Flow Debugger is used to troubleshoot the logic and execution path of a Flow, not to inspect the specific data transformations performed by the Einstein Trust Layer on a prompt.

B. Requesting or viewing the audit data is a subsequent step in the validation process. This action cannot be performed until data collection has been enabled first as described in option C.

1. Salesforce Help

"Set Up Einstein Generative AI": In the setup instructions

a critical step is to "To let users see conversation data and to store that data for audit purposes

turn on Store Einstein Generative AI Data." This confirms that enabling data storage is a prerequisite for auditing. (Refer to the main setup steps for Einstein Generative AI).

2. Salesforce Help

"Monitor Generative AI with the Audit Trail": This document explicitly states

"To use the audit trail

first turn on Store Einstein Generative AI Data on the Einstein Generative AI setup page." This directly supports that enabling data collection (Option C) must occur before the data can be used for validation (related to Option B).

3. Salesforce Help

"Mask Sensitive Data in Prompts": This documentation explains the data masking feature and clarifies how to confirm its operation: "To verify that your data is masked

check the audit trail." This links the act of validation directly to the audit trail

which depends on data storage being enabled.