When a user tries to send an Email Template using Salesforce Outlook Integration or Gmail Integration, the 'Send To' and 'Related To' fields can appear disabled. This is typically caused by the user's profile lacking Read and Edit access on the Task.Name and Task.RelatedTo fields, which Salesforce uses to maintain the relationship between the email message record and other CRM records.
This article explains how to resolve the 'Send To' and 'Related To' fields appearing disabled when a user tries to send an Email Template through Outlook Integration or Gmail Integration.
The 'Send To' and 'Related To' fields rely on the Task.Name and Task.RelatedTo fields to maintain the relationship between the email message record and other Salesforce CRM records. If the user's profile doesn't have Read and Edit access to these fields, the fields appear disabled when sending an Email Template.
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