Einstein Activity Capture [EAC] supports sync for event series from Google to Salesforce.
## Sync Direction: Salesforce to Google Workspace, or Both Directions
Please be advised that Einstein Activity Capture (EAC) only supports event series sync from Google to Salesforce. It is not supported when the event sync direction is configured as "Salesforce to Google Suite" or "Both Directions."
When the EAC configuration is created with "Events" enabled and sync direction set to "Both Directions," events sync from Google Calendar to Salesforce and from Salesforce to Google Calendar, but recurring events won't get synced as a series.
The "Sync event series" setting is not available under the Advanced Settings tab when the sync direction is set this way.
## Sync Direction: Google Workspace to Salesforce
If the Event Sync direction is set as "Google Suite to Salesforce," the option "Sync event series" will be available under the Advanced Settings tab.
When the "Sync event series" setting is enabled, recurring events from Google Calendar will be synced and created in Salesforce.
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