Add the Engagement History Custom Lightning Component
Add the Engagement History Custom Lightning component to your lead,
contact, and person account records to show how people interact with your marketing assets. This
component comes with your Account Engagement AppExchange package.
Required Editions
Available in: Salesforce Professional, Enterprise,
Performance, and Unlimited Editions with any
Account Engagement Edition
User Permissions
Needed
To view Engagement History metrics:
Account Engagement User, CRM User, Sales Cloud User, OR Service Cloud User
permission set
AND
Account Engagement Package permission set
AND
Marketing User checkbox selected on the user record
What’s Included?
Engagement activities from all asset types that originate in Account Engagement
Some automated email activities, depending on where the related list is
Localization based on your business unit locale setting (or based on Salesforce, when
User Sync is enabled)
Note
This component doesn’t show filtered visitor activity or activity associated with
archived prospects.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Lightning App Builder,
and then select Lightning App Builder.
Select the Lead or Contact page that you want to work with, and click
Edit.
In the Components list, enter Engagement History, and then
select Engagement History.
Drag the Engagement History component where you want it to
appear in the page layout.
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