You can define and manage organization-wide email addresses for each permission set or
user profile. When sending email from Salesforce, users with these permission sets or profiles
can select their own address or the organization-wide address for the email From address.
Replies are delivered to the selected address.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience and Salesforce Classic
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Organization-Wide
Addresses, and then select Organization-Wide
Addresses.
Click Add.
Enter your organization-wide email address information.
Select the Purpose.
Select the profiles that can send email from this address. Or, select Allow
All Profiles to Use this From Address to grant permission for all users,
including guest and unavailable profiles, to use the selected organization-wide email
address.
Note If an organization-wide address with Allow All Profiles to Use this From Address
enabled is used for another purpose, the organization-wide address settings can override
feature-specific restrictions. For example, if an organization-wide address with that
setting is also used for Email-to-Case, all users can select the address as a From
Address, regardless of the restrictions for the Email-to-Case feature.
Click Save.
To select the permission sets that can send email using this address, from Setup, in the
Quick Find box, enter Permission Sets, and then select
Permission Sets.
Click the permission set’s name, and then select Organization-Wide Email Address
Access.
Click Edit.
Add the addresses to the Enabled Organization-Wide Email Addresses
section. Click Save.
Back on the organization-wide email address page, you can see a list of the
enabled permission sets.
To use an organization-wide address, send an email from Salesforce and select your
organization-wide address from the dropdown list.
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