Sometimes Sales Cloud Einstein Features like Lead Scoring, Opportunity Scoring, and Einstein Conversation Insights will be stuck on Analyzing and will not finish the analyze step. You may see the following behavior:
There are many factors causing the above issue, such as minimal data present for the org, as mentioned in articles like Considerations for Setting Up Einstein Opportunity Scoring and Considerations for Setting Up Einstein Lead Scoring.
However, in this article, we are focusing on Sales Insight Integration User.
This Sales Cloud Einstein Features is managed by the Sales Insights Integration User. Sales Cloud Einstein creates an integration user and assigns it an integration user profile.
However, sometimes this user can be in a frozen status because there is a behavior in Salesforce that if users have not logged in to a Developer or Developer Pro sandbox within the first 60 days based on the time the user was created, they are frozen.
Since this user is frozen, the Sale Cloud Einstein Features will not be enabled properly. Here are the steps to resolve this issue:
Go to Setup → Users → Insights Integration User → Click on "Unfreeze." Once we unfreeze the user, we need to disable and re-enable Einstein features again.
Check that the package is created correctly. Check that the namespace is OIQ. The autoinstaller looks for a direct string comparison to “OIQ.” It is not case sensitive, but if it is named anything other than OIQ, auto-install will fail.
Check that the “Security approved auto-install packages” is checked.
Check the OAuth policy; it must be set to “Admin approved users are pre-authorized.” If it is set to “All users may self-authorize,” the app will install correctly, but the off-core logs will show a user access error.
‘Sales Insights Integration User’ profile should be associated with the connected app.
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