Get ready to add Einstein Sales Emails to your sales team’s toolbox. Turn on Sales
Emails in Setup and then assign a permission set to your sales reps. If you use Gmail or Outlook
email integrations, add the Einstein Sales Emails component to customized email application panes.
Then your sales reps can use Einstein where they normally work.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available with the Einstein for Sales add-on, which is available for an extra cost in
Performance and Unlimited Editions.
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Turn on Sales Emails.
From Setup, enter Einstein for in the Quick Find box, then select
Einstein for Sales.
Turn on Sales Emails. It can take a few minutes before it’s ready to use.
After Sales Emails is enabled, the Einstein Sales Emails user permission, permission
set, and Lightning component are available.
Assign the Einstein Sales Emails permission set to your users.
Optional: Customize email application pane layouts for the Outlook and Gmail email
integrations.
When you use Salesforce email integrations for Outlook or Gmail, the Einstein Sales Emails
component is automatically added to the default layout for the email application pane. If you
customized the email application pane, add the component to your layout.
From Setup, enter Gmail in the Quick Find box, then select
Gmail Integration and Sync. Expand the section Let users access
Salesforce records from Gmail. Under Email Application Panes, edit your custom layouts.
Drag the Einstein Sales Emails component onto the layout.
Repeat these steps for Outlook on the Outlook Integration and Sync page in Setup.
Now that you have things set up, give it a try to see how Einstein can write your next sales
email.
Important This tool uses generative AI, which is known to
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