Explanation

If you’re using a dedicated Salesforce user to connect your Salesforce instance to Unify, it needs the correct permissions enabled to work properly. Follow these steps to ensure your integration user is ready to use.

Permissions

This section covers the permissions Unify requires to be enabled for the integration user. Permissions are enabled for the profile assigned to the user.

How do I modify the user profile permissions?

  1. Navigate to the Setup page in Salesforce by clicking the “gear” icon in the top-right corner of any Salesforce page.
  1. In the sidebar on the left-hand side of the screen, under Administration navigate to Users → Profiles.
  1. If the user profile does not exist yet, select New Profile in the top left, fill in a profile name, and then select Save.
  1. Find the profile you want to use and select Edit.

Administrative Permissions

Under the Administrative Permissions section, make sure all of the following options are selected:

  1. API Enabled
  2. View All Users
  3. View and Edit Converted Leads
  4. View Setup and Configuration

Here’s what it should look like:

General Permissions

Under the General User Permissions section, ensure that Access Activities is enabled:

Object Permissions

Under the Standard Object Permissions section, ensure that Read, Create, Edit, and Delete are enabled for each of the following objects:

  1. Account
  2. Contact
  3. Lead
  4. Opportunity
  5. Email Message

Here’s what it should look like for accounts:

Settings

Enhanced Emails

If you send emails using Unify, Unify can record those sent emails in Salesforce. Unify writes emails to Salesforce using the Email Message object type, which requires the Enhanced Email feature to be enabled in Salesforce. This is typically enabled by default.

If you don’t see the Email Message object in your Salesforce instance, follow this guide to enable it:

Set Up Enhanced Email

Salesforce support article explaining how to enable Enhanced Email.

For more information on Enhanced Email, see these articles from Salesforce: