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Salesforce is expanding its Missionforce defense AI agent platform through partnerships with OpenAI and Nvidia. The company plans to incorporate OpenAI frontier models alongside Nvidia models and accelerated computing, targeting specialized government workloads that must operate in controlled environments.
AI for secure operations
Salesforce says Missionforce can run tailored agents in private clouds and air-gapped environments, allowing agencies to retain operational control. Proposed uses include converting procurement, supplier management and invoice auditing from manual processes into digital workflows whose agents track progress and identify exceptions.
Field work goes offline
The expansion also covers Missionforce Field Operations & Asset Management. According to Salesforce, agencies can use its agents to automate scheduling, work orders and asset maintenance, while native offline mobile support is intended for personnel working in remote locations without continuous connectivity.
Government business grows
The announcement marks one year of Missionforce. Salesforce reports that its defense business grew 80% year over year and describes the public sector as its fastest-growing industry business at scale. It says its government operations span more than 30 countries and include 60 US federal agencies, all 15 Cabinet departments, all 50 states and all six military branches.
Details remain limited
The report does not identify the specific OpenAI or Nvidia models that Missionforce will use, nor does it provide deployment dates, pricing or technical performance results. The operational benefits and scale figures are Salesforce claims; the source does not cite independent testing of the newly announced capabilities.
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