Create a Configuration to Sync Events as Interactions
Einstein Activity Capture configurations define how data flows from the connected
accounts to Salesforce. Review the default sync settings and change the settings, if necessary.
After you have enabled Einstein Activity Capture for Financial Services Cloud, all references to
events in the configuration UI, depending on the context, means interactions.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience in Professional, Enterprise, and
Unlimited Editions where Financial Services Cloud and Einstein Activity Capture are
enabled.
User Permissions Needed
To create or edit an Einstein Activity Capture configuration:
View Setup and Configurations
AND
Customize Application
AND
Modify All Data
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Einstein Activity Capture,
and then select Settings.
If it’s your first time setting up Einstein Activity Capture, the setup flow guides you
through the steps. If you’re moving from Lightning Sync or you already use Einstein Activity
Capture but it’s your first time creating a configuration, click Add Contact and
Interaction Sync and follow the guided steps.
On the Configuration tab, click New Configuration.
Give the configuration a name and description.
Review the interaction settings, and then click Next.
Add users and profiles to the configuration, and then click Next.
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