Salesforce administrators can force sign-out users from the Salesforce Outlook Integration (the feature that allows users to access Salesforce records directly from Microsoft Outlook) using the Outlook Integration and Sync setup page.
This action is useful in the following scenarios:
Follow the navigation path for your Salesforce experience type:
If the Improved Setup User Interface is Enabled:
Setup > Administer > Outlook Integration and Sync > Settings > Let users access Salesforce records from Outlook > User Mapping
If the Improved Setup User Interface is Disabled:
Your Name > Setup > Administration Setup > Outlook Integration and Sync > Settings > Let users access Salesforce records from Outlook > User Mapping
Option A:
Click Gear Icon > Setup > Email > Outlook Integration and Sync > Let users access Salesforce records from Outlook > User Mapping
Option B (using Quick Find):
Click Gear Icon > Setup > In the Quick Find box, enter Outlook Integration > Click Outlook Integration and Sync > Let users access Salesforce records from Outlook > User Mapping
The user is now signed out. They will need to re-authenticate the next time they open Outlook Integration.
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