Stifel recently caught up with four Salesforce (CRM) partners and tells investors that their commentary around fiscal Q1 was “slightly better than we had expected, with only one partner noting the quarter coming in below expectations.” The firm, which expects the pricing evolution overhang on Agentforce should begin to alleviate now that the company has announced a Flex Credit system, keeps a Buy rating and $375 price target on Salesforce ahead of the company’s fiscal Q1 report due next week.
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