An administrator at a financial services firm is configuring Einstein Activity Capture (EAC) for a team of advisors using Google Workspace. Executive leadership requires events created in Google Calendar to automatically stream into Salesforce and link to related accounts, but events created directly within Salesforce must never sync back to the advisors' Google Calendars. Furthermore, the administrator needs to grant the advisors access to EAC capabilities. Which combination of administrative actions fulfills these requirements?
- Configure the Event Sync direction as Google to Salesforce in the EAC configuration settings and assign the Standard Einstein Activity Capture permission set to the advisors.Answer
- BConfigure the Event Sync direction as Both ways in the EAC configuration settings and enable Einstein Activity Capture directly within the advisors' Profile permissions.
- CConfigure the Event Sync direction as Salesforce to Google in the EAC configuration settings and assign the Standard Einstein Activity Capture permission set to the advisors.
- DConfigure the Event Sync direction as Google to Salesforce in the EAC configuration settings and create a custom Profile with EAC system permissions enabled.
Answer
Configure the Event Sync direction as Google to Salesforce in the EAC configuration settings and assign the Standard Einstein Activity Capture permission set to the advisors.
To satisfy the requirement where external calendar events flow into Salesforce without pushing internal Salesforce events back to the external calendar, the administrator must choose the 'Google to Salesforce' sync direction. In addition, feature access for Einstein Activity Capture is managed by granting permission sets to individual users rather than altering core profiles.
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Einstein Activity Capture Sync Directions and Access Provisioning