The MOTA Completion Index

The industry reports volume.
We track completion.

"Agentic work units" measure activity. They do not measure whether the refund cleared, the quote went out, or the case closed correctly. The Completion Index measures that, on the benchmark Salesforce built for exactly this purpose.

The benchmark

CRMArena-Pro: Salesforce's own measuring stick.

Published by Salesforce AI Research in June 2025 and accepted by TMLR in 2026, CRMArena-Pro is the only expert-validated public benchmark for agents on realistic CRM business flows: 19 tasks across sales, service, and CPQ, in B2B and B2C environments, spanning database querying, text reasoning, workflow execution, and policy compliance.

What Salesforce published

Single-turn 58% Multi-turn 35% Best agent accuracy · CRMArena-Pro · Salesforce AI Research, 2025
ConditionBest agent accuracyWhat it means
Single-turn tasks~58%Even simple, one-shot business tasks fail about 4 times in 10
Multi-turn tasks~35%On realistic back-and-forth flows, roughly 2 of 3 fail to complete correctly
Confidentiality awarenessNear zero without promptingAgents volunteered sensitive data unless explicitly instructed not to

Source: Huang et al., CRMArena-Pro: Holistic Assessment of LLM Agents Across Diverse Business Scenarios and Interactions, Salesforce AI Research, arXiv:2505.18878.

Why an index? Since publication, no public leaderboard for CRMArena-Pro exists and results have not been refreshed, while agentic adoption has exploded. Someone should keep score on business flow completion. We've decided it will be us: we run the benchmark, publish methodology and results on a recurring basis, and track how the ecosystem improves. Vendors and researchers are welcome to submit runs.
The completion cost calculator

What does incomplete work cost you?

Every flow that doesn't finish gets redone by a human, escalated, or quietly dropped. At the published 35% completion rate, that is most of them. Put in your numbers.

650
flows per month that don't complete
$29,250
monthly cost of incomplete flows
$351,000
annualized
$316,000 / year
recovered at 90% completion. Drag to explore:

Illustrative estimate. Baseline completion rate reflects Salesforce AI Research's published CRMArena-Pro multi-turn results (~35%); your workload will differ. The calculator makes no claim about MOTA's performance. Request our methodology and internal results via early access.

MOTA's results

What a completion layer changes.

In our internal runs on CRMArena-Pro task environments, a frontier LLM paired with MOTA's planning layer substantially closes the multi-turn gap. These are our own evaluations rather than Salesforce's figures, and we share the run logs so you can check us.

Multi-turn

The steepest published drop, 58% to 35%, is where deterministic planning helps most. Our internal runs show the largest gains here.

Consistency

The same intent produces the same plan and the same outcome. Variance between runs is a design target we hold ourselves to.

Audit-ready

Every benchmark run produces the same human-readable audit trail a production deployment would.

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Context

What the industry says complete requires.

The market has converged on the three guarantees MOTA is built around: reliably, durably, and provably complete. Salesforce itself now agrees; its Agent Script beta adds deterministic control to Agentforce after customers struggled in critical workflows.

Reliably complete

Gartner predicts over 40% of agentic AI projects will be canceled by end of 2027, citing costs, unclear value, and inadequate risk controls. The enterprise bar remains the straight-through processing standard: flows that finish without intervention.

Durably complete

Forrester expects fewer than 15% of firms to enable agentic features in 2026, and notes that deterministic automation remains "the backbone of reliability and compliance". Durable, resumable execution is becoming the price of admission.

Provably complete

Gartner's AI TRiSM framework, extended in 2026 with its first Market Guide for Guardian Agents, makes runtime traceability and policy enforcement a formal requirement for trustworthy agents, and the EU AI Act's high-risk obligations arrive from August 2026.

Sources: Gartner press release, June 2025 · Forrester "Predictions 2026: Automation at the Crossroads," Nov 2025 · Gartner AI TRiSM / Guardian Agents Market Guide, Feb 2026 · CIO.com on the Agentforce recalibration, Jan 2026. Full citations in Research and the trade press table.