Marc Benioff says that Salesforce has become the "largest supplier of digital labor, and this is just the beginning.”

Salesforce’s share price is up nearly 12% after falling short of earnings expectations and beating Wall Street’s revenue forecast, according to Barron’s.

Salesforce earnings came in below Wall Street estimates for the latest quarter, but revenue exceeded expectations. The stock jumped 9.5% to $362.77 in early trading Wednesday. Late Tuesday, Salesforce reported third-quarter adjusted earnings of $2.

Salesforce recorded a new high as its shares went up 12% after its recently launched Agentforce helped the company exceed its sales estimate for the quarter. Its performance was boosted by its newly launched AI-integrated products,

Salesforce (CRM) delivered a mixed Q3 performance. While revenue exceeded Wall Street expectations, earnings came in below estimates. Further, its Q4 earnings forecast fell short of the Street’s projections.