Cirrus Insight's Admin Dashboard is your portal to manage users, configure settings for your organization, update account information, review subscription details, and more.
This guide will help you navigate the Admin Dashboard to set up your organization for success.
Click your profile picture and choose Org Settings, or click the gear icon in the navigation blade and select the Org Settings tab. Organization pages are listed under ADMINISTRATION: Org Profile, Meeting Types, Users, Billing, Domains, and Advanced (Features and Authentication).
Gauge customer engagement by using the Web Visitor Tracking code to integrate your website's visitor traffic with email communications.
Upsell: Display overlays of enhanced features on the Sidebar which can be unlocked by purchasing.
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Go to Settings > ADMINISTRATION > Billing.
Learn more: Admins | How do I use License & Checkout?

When you’re ready to onboard, go to Settings > ADMINISTRATION > Users and click Create User.
Learn more: Admins | How do I create new users?
Go to Insights > Sync and select the Org Activity tab, then choose Events, Emails, or Task.
After connecting your service accounts (see above), you can view org or user statistics and track how many events/emails/tasks have synced over time.
View all items that have synced and if any encountered errors.
View all information regarding your users and their sync activity.
Search for specific dates using the calendar icon and even export a CSV file with all the data for your records.

Once selected, the Bulk Actions box will prompt you to pick an action.
Like the Users page, all Calendar, Email, and Task sync activity can be exported to CSV (click the download icon) for record keeping and reporting statistics.

When managing your organization's settings, it's important to note that many of these settings include a "Users can modify" checkbox underneath. When this box is checked, it becomes available to the user as a setting they can choose how to configure. On the Calendar, Email, and Task Sync pages there is one "Users can modify" checkbox per section (Rules, Filters, Enrichments, Advanced), next to the section heading, and it applies to every setting in that section.
Important Note: When "Users can modify" is unchecked, any changes made by the admin will propagate to the user's account.
Each of the above settings can be configured independently with its own set of sub-rules:
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Users can change Filter settings, including blocked domains and email addresses, only if "Users can modify" is checked next to the Filters heading.
Blocked Domains - Attendees with an email address on a blocked domain are never added to the synced Salesforce event or used to relate it to a Contact or Lead. By default, the rest of the event still syncs. If your Rule is Only sync events that contain an invitee or Only sync events that contain a contact or lead, an event whose only qualifying attendees are on blocked domains will not sync. To skip any event that has a blocked-domain attendee, turn on Prevent sync if any attendees are from blocked domains (see below).
Sync Private Events - Control how Calendar Sync handles private events with one of the following settings:
Do not sync private events
Sync only calendar without event details for private events
Sync both calendar and event details for private events
Sync Partner Contacts (For Community Environments Only) - If your organization uses a Salesforce Community environment, you can configure Calendar Sync to relate synced events against Partner Contact records with this setting enabled.
Filter Google events by color (For Gmail Only) - This filter setting allows you to decide which color(s) of Google Calendar events should be synced to Salesforce, and how events synced from Salesforce get colored in Google Calendar.
The Enrichments section provides you with the following parameters:
Relate Synced Events to Accounts - By default, Calendar Sync will relate events synced to Salesforce to Contact/Lead records. With this setting enabled, synced events will also relate to the Account record that the Contact/Lead record is tied to.
Smart Link - Smart Link will automatically relate synced events to an additional Salesforce record based on the rules that you set up.
Enable Salesforce Invitees - When enabled, event invitees will be handled as follows:
Salesforce to Email – All Contacts and Leads on the event that has a populated email address will be included as invitees on the email version of the event.
Email to Salesforce – All invitees on the event will be checked against Salesforce Contacts and Leads. If the invitee exists as a Contact or Lead, they will be included as an Event Relation invitee on the Salesforce event.
Response Status – If the user has access to the response status tracking of an email event, then the sync will update the invitee response status in Salesforce. (In Office 365, the user must be the meeting organizer to have this data.)
Add User records to synced events using SF User Lookup - If this setting is enabled, Calendar Sync looks for attendees that exist as Users in Salesforce and adds those User Records to synced events.
The Advanced section provides you with the following parameters:
Prevent formatting downgrades (formerly Sync full event description) - When enabled, the Salesforce event's plain-text description will not overwrite an HTML-formatted description in the email calendar event. This setting is on by default and is unavailable if Description syncing is turned off in Field Sync Options.
Delete events from email if deleted in Salesforce - If enabled, deleting an event in Salesforce will cause the corresponding event in the email calendar to also be deleted.
Reset sync window for syncing future events - This setting will scan future events. Choose the number of months to sync events and events will appear in Salesforce according to the time window chosen.
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Limitation on required custom fields:
Match criteria and duplicate detection:
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Learn about Email Sync Rules below:
Sync Emails with at least one Salesforce Contact: If enabled, any email correspondence with a Salesforce Contact will be synced into Salesforce under the Contact’s activity history.
Sync Emails with at least one Salesforce Lead: If enabled, any email correspondence with a Salesforce Lead will be synced into Salesforce under the Lead’s activity history.
Sync Emails only to replies: If enabled, you can use the File Email feature in the sidebar to sync all subsequent replies to that specific thread. You should use this if you do not want to sync all emails but still want the benefits of automation on selected threads.
Sync Emails to Person Accounts: If enabled, any email correspondence with a Salesforce Person Account will be synced into Salesforce. You should use this if your org uses the Person Account object instead of Contact.
Users can change Filter settings, including blocked domains and email addresses, only if "Users can modify" is checked next to the Filters heading.
The Filters section provides you with the following:
Only sync emails related to SF items I own - If enabled, this will only sync emails with Contacts/Leads that you own in Salesforce. Any correspondence associated with Contact/Lead records owned by a different Salesforce user will be filtered out.
Blocked Domains - Recipients on blocked email address domains are not synced.
Email Folders to Sync - Choose which folders Cirrus Insight automatically syncs from: Sync Inbox Emails Only, Sync Sent Folder Emails Only, or Sync Emails in Both Inbox and Sent Folder (default). Out of the box, Cirrus Insight doesn't sync emails from custom folders or from sub-folders within Inbox or Sent Items. If you need to sync from other folders, contact Support and we can connect you with our Professional Services team.
The Enrichments section provides you with the following:
Relate Synced Emails to Accounts - If enabled, synced emails will relate to the Account records (Parent records) housing the Contact or Lead in addition to the Contact/Lead records.
Use Domain Matching to Relate Account when no Contact exists - If enabled, synced emails will relate to the Account if the email address is not yet tied to a record in Salesforce by matching the email address domain to the Account.
Smart Link - If enabled, synced emails relate to the most recently Created or Modified record of the type you choose, for the email's Contact (Opportunities are found through the Contact's contact role relationship) or Account. For Cases and Opportunities, you can also choose which records to link (all, prioritize open, or ignore closed). You can select from:
Asset, Campaign, Case, Contract, Opportunity, Order
Relate Emails to Custom Object - Automatically relate synced emails to any custom object that contains an Email field.
Save Email IDs - Save each filed email's message ID and thread ID in Salesforce.
Thread-Based Smart Link - Relate synced emails to the same records as messages already filed in that email thread (requires Save Email IDs).
Service accounts: If your org uses admin-managed Email Sync with a Salesforce Service Account, the service account must be able to view each Contact or Lead an email syncs to. If a record is owned by another user, confirm the integration user's role sits above the record owner's in the role hierarchy, or that it has the View All Data permission. For other reasons an email may not sync, see Troubleshooting in How do I set up and use Email Sync?
Learn more: How do I set up and use Email Sync?
Sync tasks from email to Salesforce - When enabled, Task Sync will capture tasks residing in your email platform and synchronize them against your Salesforce tasks.
Sync tasks from Salesforce to email - When enabled, Salesforce Sync will capture tasks residing in Salesforce, and synchronize them against your Email platform.
Sync full task description - Choose whether to sync the full task description or just the subject.
Learn more: How do I set up and use Task Sync?
Admins can customize the Sidebar experience for their org, including whether certain features and functionalities are available or not.
From General settings, you can enable or disable features so they're either visible or hidden in the Sidebar, including Email Templates, Tabs (Work Tab, Scheduling Tab, and Analytics Tab on Sidebar), Email Blast, and the following customizations. (Email Tracking settings, including whether opens are tracked by default, are now managed in Buyer Signals settings.)
Social Media Icons on Sidebar: Disabling this setting will remove the social media icons from the sidebar for all users in your org
Add “Filed with CI” label to emails / Add “Filed with CI” label to events: Identify filed emails or events with a “Filed with CI” label in the email platform after using Sync or File Email. These are two separate toggles.
User Downloads in Dashboard: If disabled, Downloads section is removed from the User Dashboard home page, preventing users from downloading the Sidebar from there.
The Sidebar Action Items positioning can be re-ordered by simply dragging & dropping them into the area you wish them to appear. They can also be made hidden/visible by clicking.
To avoid loading records for accounts/contacts/leads that are tied to a specific email domain, you can block the domain from the Select Domains to be blocked on sidebar field.
Search and Visibility: customize how the search function works and adjust the Sidebar UI based on the objects your Salesforce org prioritizes.
Search Contacts Using All Email Address Fields: Cirrus Insight usually attempts to use all email fields in the contact record to identify contacts. It's on by default. In some databases, this can cause poor performance; turn the toggle off to search only the primary email field.
Search for Person Accounts Before Contacts: If enabled, email address search order is Person Account, Contact, Lead
Always Search Leads (Even If Matching Contact Found): When searching for email recipients, by default Leads are not searched if an email address matches a Contact.
Object Visibility
Related Lists Display: Add all related lists for your Users to search across from the Sidebar.
Search Results Object List: Add all objects from your SF instance for Users to have visibility from the Sidebar.
Object list with topics enabled: Enable to use topics on records of a specific object type (must be enabled in Salesforce).
Combine account and contact related lists
Work Tab Objects (requires a Service Account)
“Create New” menu
“File Email” button
Email: Customize Email Filing and List Send features.
Attachments: Customize how Email Filing handles attachments.
Calendar: Customize Event Filing behavior.
Creating Records: Fine-tune the process of how users create new records from the Sidebar.
Learn more: Admins | How do I customize Creating Records settings for my org?
To better understand what Scheduling can do, check out the feature page.
View org or user statistics and track how many meetings have been scheduled over time.
Search for specific dates using the calendar icon and even export a CSV file with all the data for your records.
Note: Users can have more than one calendar associated to their account.
Disable User Calendars (non service account connection):
If user's calendar shows "User" in the Credentials column, admins can only disable user calendars directly from this screen. Admins cannot enable calendars from this screen, but admins and the user can enable calendars by accessing the user's dashboard, navigating to the Calendar Views section and toggling the calendar on.
Enable and Disable User Calendars (w/ service account connection):
Admins can enable a user's calendar from this screen when a Service Account is connected for that user's email domain and the user has a Salesforce User ID in 18-character format. Once enabled, the Credentials column shows "Service Account". If the toggle is greyed out, hover over it to see why.
To disable or enable a user's calendar, perform the following steps:
Disable multiple calendars:
Enable multiple calendars (w/ service account connection):
Navigate to Meeting Types to create and manage Meeting Types for the entire org.
Admins can create and customize new meeting types for their users here. From the Create New Meeting Type window, enter meeting parameters like web meeting links or conference rooms that will be included in the meeting invitation.
Optionally, add survey questions (e.g. “How many licenses is your company considering?”).
Once you've completed all the fields and functions that you want your users to use, click the Create button.
Settings
Default Meeting Type (users can override): Makes this the default Meeting Type. Users can choose a different default.
Allow scheduler to edit meeting location: Available when the Location Type is Custom. Lets the person booking the meeting change the meeting location.
Allow users to hide: Allows users to hide the Meeting Type from their view in the sidebar
Allow users to duplicate: Users will be able to make a copy of the Meeting Type
Sync Calendar meetings to Salesforce when scheduled: When an event is scheduled through the Meeting Type, the event syncs to Salesforce. This option appears only when Allow syncing Calendar meetings to Salesforce when scheduled is on under Scheduling Settings > General (on by default).
NOTE: Events created by this option reach Salesforce without any related records (no Contact or Account relations). If the user has Calendar Sync on, it adds those relations at its next sync cycle. If you already use Calendar Sync to capture your events in Salesforce, you don't need to turn this option on.
Managing Meeting Types:
Scheduling settings contain all the org level feature controls that affect all users within the org. You can learn more about changing these features here.
Click here if you would like to learn about how users configure their scheduling settings.
Add parameters to Calendar Defaults like Calendar Taglines or Meeting Days, and set availability with days, hours, time zone, and meeting lengths.

Microsoft Teams: Enables the 'Microsoft Teams' Location option on Meeting Type configurations (Microsoft 365 organizations).
Zoom: Lets users generate unique Zoom meeting links for events scheduled through their Scheduling page. Each user must connect Zoom first.
Google Meet: Enables Google Meet as a Location option on Meeting Type configurations.
Custom Location: Enables the 'Custom' Location option on Meeting Type configurations.
Learn more: Admins | How do I set up the Microsoft Teams Integration for Scheduling?
Default Profile Picture: A profile image helps tie your scheduling page to your brand
Calendar Branding: Custom branding assets establish brand identity and consistency
The Notifications page contains the admin org level control to enable or disable the SMS Reminders feature for user's scheduling page. You can learn more about the feature here.

Feature Access:
Custom View: Controls access to Custom View links for all users Learn More
Copy Link:
Link Styling: Control how your calendar link looks when pasted.
Encode links: Converts your calendar link into an encoded string of characters.

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Updated Nov 2026
Admins use it to manage users, configure org settings for Sync, the Sidebar and Scheduling, set login options and service accounts, and review license and billing details.
Go to Settings > ADMINISTRATION > Users and click Create User. Use Single User to add one person at a time, Salesforce Import to bulk import from Salesforce, or CSV Import to create and update users from a CSV file.
When it's checked, users can change that setting for themselves. When it's unchecked, the admin's setting is pushed to every user's account.
On the Insights > Sync page, select the users, then choose Start Selected or Stop Selected from the Bulk Actions box. Only admins can start or stop syncs.
Yes. Running sync more often generates more API requests to Salesforce. The frequency setting applies to Calendar, Email and Task Sync together.
Most orgs sign in with Salesforce. Admins can also allow Custom URL, Community URL, Google, Microsoft or dedicated Cirrus Insight credentials under Authentication > SSO/Login Options.