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# Connect Your Calendar
The Accent Meetings app provides the ability to integrate your personal Google or Microsoft 365 calendar into the application for quick access to your day's meetings and events. Connecting your personal calendar is not required to use the app. However, it will make joining scheduled meetings and events very easy to join via the app.
## Connect Calendar
To connect a calendar to the app choose the appropriate sign-in option from the Calendar screen. Supported calendar providers are Google and Microsoft 365.
{% hint style="info" %}
**Note:** You can connect both a Google and Microsoft 365 calendar to the app simultaneously and meetings from both calendars will appear. A maximum of two calendars, one from each provider, may be connected simultaneously.
{% endhint %}
Once a calendar provider is chosen you will be asked to authenticate with that provider via your unique user credentials. You must authorize the Accent App to access your calendar and information from that provider. Once authorization is confirmed your calendar will be integrated into the app.
Upon connecting your calendar to the Accent app you will see your meetings and calendar events for the day presented within the [Today's Events](/accent-meetings-user-guide-ios-android/calendar/calendar.md) section.
## Disconnect Your Calendar
At any time you may disconnect your calendar from the app via the Integrations section of the App Menu. Under Integrations simply choose the disconnect calendar option for the appropriate calendar, this will automatically remove the calendar integration from the app.
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