If an Einstein Activity Capture (EAC) user experiences email or event sync issues between Salesforce and their Connected Account, administrators should verify the user's EAC settings and reset the connection if required. Additional troubleshooting steps are provided in the Resolution section.
This article explains how to resolve Einstein Activity Capture (EAC) email and event sync issues between Salesforce and connected email accounts by verifying configuration settings, checking sync criteria, and re-onboarding the user.
If events aren't syncing between the connected account and Salesforce, or emails aren't syncing or streaming to Salesforce, check the following.
Note: For Microsoft 365 (M365), EAC connects using the user's M365/Entra username, which can differ from their primary SMTP address. For seamless syncing, make sure the Salesforce email, the EAC Connected Account, and the primary SMTP address all match.
In Setup, go to EAC Status & Metrics > User Status and review the Connected Account Status for the user.
If your organization uses Org-Level Authentication (also called App-Level or RBAC authentication), complete the following steps only.
If your organization uses User-Level Authentication, complete the following steps only.
If you are still having sync issues, please contact Salesforce Support.
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