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Field Mappings for Interactions Sync
When you use Einstein Activity Capture to sync interactions, fields from the connected Microsoft or Google account are mapped to fields in your Salesforce interactions.

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When you use Einstein Activity Capture to sync interactions, fields from the connected Microsoft or Google account are mapped to fields in your Salesforce interactions.
| Available in: Lightning Experience in Professional, Enterprise, and Unlimited Editions where Financial Services Cloud and Einstein Activity Capture are enabled. |
| Object | Salesforce Field | Connected Account Field |
|---|---|---|
| Interaction | Name | Subject |
| Account | No label | |
| Start Time | ActivityDateTime | |
| End Time | EndDateTime | |
| Interaction Type | No label | |
| Location | No label | |
| Related Record | No label | |
| Description | Description | |
| Interaction Attendee | Attendee Type | No label |
| Individual | No label | |
| User | Email ID To map the required or optional attendee to a Salesforce user or contact. If no mapping is available, only the email ID details are synced. |
|
| Contact | ||
| Email ID | ||
| Attendee Response | Response | |
| Organizer | No label |

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