Send Email Through Gmail™ or Office 365™ in Lightning Experience
Send your Salesforce email through your Gmail or Office 365 account. Emails sent in Lightning Experience look like they were sent from your Gmail or
Office 365. You can also see the emails you’ve sent in your Gmail or Office 365 Sent Items
folder.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Essentials, Professional, Enterprise,
Performance, Unlimited, and Developer Editions
User Permissions Needed
To send email from Salesforce through Gmail or Office 365:
Send Email
AND
Send Email through External Email Service
AND
Access to
the record the email is sent from
Emails sent through workflows and triggers are still sent through Salesforce. Also,
bounce management isn’t supported when you send through external email accounts.
Email delivery
information for Send through Gmail or Office 365 is not available in the email logs. Use the
email logs from Gmail or Office 365 instead.
From your personal settings, enter My Email Settings in the
Quick Find box, and then select My Email
Settings.
Select how you’d like to send your email.
Your Salesforce admin can enable
either Gmail or Office 365 for your org. You can’t choose between the two.
Click Save.
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