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# How to connect Google?

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Cowlendar supports Google integration and will generate an event in your calendar when a booking is created.
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**This is a Elite feature of Cowlendar.** You need to upgrade your plan if you want to use this feature and you are a free user of Cowlendar.
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### **Steps to connect Google:**

1. In your Shopify admin dashboard look at the left panel and click on the **Apps.**
2. Click on **Cowlendar.**
3. Click on **Team.**
4. Click on Edit in **Cowlendar admin** 

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5. in General tab, **Connect Google** on Cowlendar Admin.

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