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Hi @Umang Shah

Here are the most relevant Trailhead links:

1. Messaging + Agentforce Service Agent + Human Handoff 
   Build with Agentforce Builder 
   Agentforce for Service supports escalation to live agents.

2. Service Assistant + Service Plans + Case Catch-Up + Service Replies 
   Service Assistant Dynamic Experience
3. Service Assistant Setup 
   Onboard and Set Up Agentforce Service Assistant
4. Unified Knowledge 
   Get Started with Unified Knowledge
5. Complete Agentforce Service Trail 
   Discover Agentforce Service

Closest match to your complete scenario:

Hey Nupoor, 

Great that you're looking to give back, a few solid places to start: 

1. Complete the "Pro Bono Basics for Salesforce Professionals" trail on Trailhead first, it's specifically designed to prepare volunteers like you and helps you figure out where your skills fit best before you commit to a project 

2. Salesforce's Impact Exchange (evolution of the old Pro Bono Program) is the main channel connecting volunteers with nonprofits/educational institutions looking for Salesforce help, worth checking there directly 

3. This community group itself (

Opportunities) is actively used by nonprofits posting real project needs, keep an eye on new posts here, and don't hesitate to post specifically saying "1.5 years experience, AI certified, available for X hours/week" since specificity gets more responses than a general intro post 

4. Join your local Nonprofit or Higher Ed Trailblazer Community Group, a lot of pro bono matching happens informally through these local meetups rather than a central job board 

5. Since you're AI certified specifically, mention that clearly when reaching out, nonprofits are increasingly interested in Agentforce/AI use cases but very few volunteers have that skill yet, it's a strong differentiator for you right now 

One tip: many nonprofits prefer volunteers to have (or be working toward) the Nonprofit Cloud Consultant certification, not required to start volunteering, but worth knowing if you want to specialize in this space long-term. 

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Hey Ali, 

Good news, your Quick Summary field having content is a good sign, that means the prompt actually generated correctly. But the challenge checker isn't checking the field value, it's checking that the field is formally linked to the prompt template through field-level configuration, and that link is a separate step from just generating and saving content once. 

Per the official Trailhead steps, here's what needs to be done: 

1. Click into the Quick Summary field itself (edit it as a field, not just view the value on the record) 

2. Go to the field's setup, in the Prompt Template dropdown, find and select Quick Summary (the actual template name) 

3. Save, then Activate the prompt template if it isn't already 

4. Click Assign as Org Default, then Next 

If this linkage was skipped, and you only generated content manually through the Einstein icon on the field once, the value shows on the record but the formal field-to-template association the checker looks for isn't there. 

Also double check: 

- The prompt template itself is named exactly Quick Summary (not a slightly different name), the checker likely matches on the template name 

- The prompt template is Activated, not just saved as a draft 

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