Move from the Legacy Inbox Add-In or Extension to the Outlook or Gmail Integration with
Inbox
On March 31, 2021, the Legacy Inbox Outlook Add-in and Gmail Chrome Extension are
retiring. Inbox features are now available in the Salesforce add-in available in the App Source
Store and Chrome Web Store, respectively. That app contains the features for the Outlook and Gmail
integrations. An Inbox license unlocks Inbox features that your reps use today.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Unlimited, Einstein 1 Sales, and Agentforce 1
Sales Editions. Available for an extra cost in Professional and
Enterprise Editions.
Change is never easy, but we’re here to help make the transition as smooth as possible.
Review the differences between the legacy versions of Inbox and the new Outlook and Gmail
integrations with Inbox. Migrate users to the new products, and share the information with them
to make their transition a smooth one. Review the system requirements before you get started to
ensure that your server and email clients meet the requirements needed for the new integrations.
Compare the Legacy Inbox Add-In and Extension to the Outlook and Gmail Integrations with Inbox The Salesforce add-in, which provides the Outlook and Gmail integration base features and Inbox features, is built on the trusted Salesforce platform. That platform brings you the security you trust with Salesforce and the side panel is customizable by using Lightning App Builder to better meet your users’ needs.
Tips for Working in the Gmail Integration with Inbox If your company is moving from the legacy Salesforce Inbox Chrome extension to the Gmail integration with Inbox, review the differences between the two solutions for a smooth transition.
Tips for Working in the Outlook Integration with Inbox If your company is moving from the legacy Salesforce Inbox Outlook add-in to the Outlook integration with Inbox, review the differences between the two solutions for a smooth transition.
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