EAC sync does not populate the 'Related To' field of an Event. This field is used to specify a 'What' relation on the event, but sync does not associate events to 'What' records (Accounts, Opportunities, etc). For instance, if you add an Account or Opportunity to an existing Outlook calendar event, that relationship won't carry over to the synced Salesforce Event.
EAC event sync can perform 'Who' associations, specified in the 'Name' field of the event, to Contact or Lead — but only when the event first syncs to Salesforce and is inserted. Who association processing does not happen on event updates.
There is currently no way to make Einstein Activity Capture populate the 'Related To' (What) field on synced Events — this is expected behavior, not a bug. Similarly, updating the 'Name' (Who) field on an existing event in Outlook or Exchange after the initial sync won't be reflected in Salesforce.
If you need an Event linked to a specific Account or Opportunity, that relationship must be set manually in Salesforce after the event syncs.
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