Need to switch calendars or remove a Google Calendar connection from your account? You can disconnect your Google Calendar from your CRM at any time through the Integrations settings. Before you disconnect, note that your clients will not be able to book new appointments through your booking page until you connect a new calendar. This article walks you through the disconnection steps and explains what to do next.

When and Why You Would Disconnect Your Google Calendar

Your CRM syncs with Google Calendar to manage appointment availability and prevent double-booking. There are several situations where you may need to disconnect your current Google Calendar connection — for example, if you are switching to a different Google account, replacing your calendar integration with a different provider, or troubleshooting a sync issue that requires you to reset the connection.

Disconnecting your Google Calendar does not delete your existing appointments or contact records. However, your booking page will stop accepting new appointments from clients until you connect a replacement calendar. If you are disconnecting in order to reconnect immediately, plan to complete the reconnection in the same session to minimize disruption to your booking availability. To learn how to connect a new calendar after disconnecting, see How to Connect Your Google Calendar to Your CRM.

How to Disconnect Your Google Calendar

Follow the steps below to disconnect your Google Calendar from your CRM account.

1. Click your avatar — your profile photo or initials displayed in the upper right corner of the screen. Select Settings from the dropdown menu that appears.
   

   The screenshot above shows the avatar dropdown menu in the upper right corner of the screen. The dropdown displays several account options, with Settings visible and selectable. Clicking Settings opens the account settings page.

2. Click Integrations in the Settings navigation. The Integrations page opens and displays all connected third-party integrations for your account, including any connected calendars.
   

   The screenshot above shows the Settings page with Integrations selected in the left-hand navigation. The Integrations page on the right displays all connected integrations. Your connected Google Calendar appears in the calendar integrations section with its connection status and management options.

3. Locate your connected Google Calendar in the calendar integrations section. Click the More options icon — displayed as three vertical dots — to the right of the connected calendar name. A dropdown menu appears with management options for the calendar connection.
   

   The screenshot above shows the connected Google Calendar entry on the Integrations page. The More options icon — three vertical dots — appears to the right of the calendar name. The dropdown menu that opens displays options including Disconnect. No other calendar management options are visible outside of this dropdown.

4. Click Disconnect from the dropdown menu. A confirmation dialog box appears asking you to confirm the disconnection.
   

   The screenshot above shows the More options dropdown menu with Disconnect as a selectable option. Clicking Disconnect does not immediately remove the calendar — a confirmation dialog appears in the next step before the disconnection is finalized.

5. Click Yes, disconnect in the confirmation dialog box to finalize the disconnection. The Google Calendar connection is removed from your account immediately after confirming.
   

   The screenshot above shows the confirmation dialog box. The dialog displays a warning that disconnecting will affect your booking page availability. The Yes, disconnect button finalizes the disconnection. The Cancel button closes the dialog and returns you to the Integrations page without making any changes.

After disconnecting, your Google Calendar is removed from the Integrations page. Your clients will not be able to book new appointments through your booking page until you connect a replacement calendar. To reconnect Google Calendar or connect a different calendar provider, see How to Connect Your Google Calendar to Your CRM.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this article cover?
This article covers how to disconnect a connected Google Calendar from your CRM account through the Integrations settings, including what happens to your booking page after disconnecting. This article does not cover connecting a new Google Calendar, connecting a different calendar provider, or troubleshooting calendar sync issues. To connect a new calendar, see How to Connect Your Google Calendar to Your CRM. To troubleshoot calendar sync problems, see Troubleshooting Google Calendar Sync Issues.

Will disconnecting my Google Calendar delete my existing appointments?
No. Disconnecting your Google Calendar does not delete existing appointments or contact records in your CRM. Appointments that were already booked remain in your CRM and in your Google Calendar. However, new appointments cannot be booked through your booking page until you connect a replacement calendar.

Can clients still book appointments after I disconnect my Google Calendar?
No. Your booking page requires an active calendar connection to accept new appointments. After disconnecting your Google Calendar, your booking page will not allow clients to schedule new appointments until you connect a replacement calendar. To reconnect, see How to Connect Your Google Calendar to Your CRM.

Can I reconnect the same Google Calendar after disconnecting?
Yes. You can reconnect the same Google Calendar or connect a different Google account at any time after disconnecting. Click your avatar in the upper right corner, select Settings, and then click Integrations to reconnect. For step-by-step instructions, see How to Connect Your Google Calendar to Your CRM.

What if I do not see a Disconnect option in the More options menu?
If the Disconnect option does not appear in the More options menu for your connected calendar, you may not have the account permissions required to manage integrations. Contact your account administrator to request access, or reach out to Support for assistance.