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# How to Integrate Your Outlook Calendar Using Calendar Bridge

This article will walk you through how to integrate a Calendar into your account using Calendar Bridge. Calendar Bridge is an application that can sync multiple calendars. If you have a 3rd party calendar, other than Google or Outlook, you can sync it to a Google Calendar, and sync that Google Calendar with our software (using the Google Calendar as a ‘bridge’).

***NOTE*****:** We have specific integration tutorials for Google or Outlook Calendars specifically. Please follow those in-depth articles for each calendar integration. Or, follow along below for any other calendars you wish to integrate.

**Step 1: Get Started with Calendar Bridge**

* Create a Calendar Bridge account at CalendarBridge.com
* Select "Connect Calendar Account" and proceed to connect your calendar accounts. (Here you will need your 3rd party calendar and a Google Calendar.)

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* Once you've completed connecting both accounts, select "Start Syncing Calendars" on the next screen.
* Select the 'Source' Calendar as the calendar you wish to integrate and the 'Destination' Calendar as the Gmail Calendar and proceed to make your Sync selections.

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**Step 2: Integrate Google Account with** our software

* Navigate to Settings > Integrations > Select 'Connect Google Account
* Proceed with Google Integration Steps
* Either assign Google Calendar to an account calendar or assign it to your user
  * ***NOTE***: If you'd like to assign to your user, you can do so in Settings > Team Management > Select User > Scroll down to 'Calendar Integrations' > Select Google Calendar
* Navigate to Schedule > Calendar > Select the desired calendar (either user calendar or account calendar) and confirm that all necessary schedules are reflected.


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