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Calendar and mail connections belong to your account. A workspace can use the resulting context only through your access and the workflows you enable.

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Connect the Google account

Open Settings → Connections and select Google. Approve the Google access that the feature needs. Docket requests access in steps, so connecting Calendar does not require you to enable Gmail or Drive. Use Settings → Connected accounts to review or remove the identity link itself.

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Choose Google calendars

Open Settings → Calendar after you connect the account. Choose which calendars appear in Docket and which one Docket uses for supported write-back. Calendar keeps an event’s source timezone. Use the Calendars control on the Calendar page to show or hide layers and remove duplicate display when the same event arrives through two accounts. See Calendar and scheduling for timeboxing and editing.

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Turn mail into suggestions

Enable email-to-task under Settings → Connections when Athena should inspect new Gmail threads for work. Docket creates a suggestion with the source message attached. Review, edit, accept, or dismiss it before it becomes a Task. Tune the email workflow rules under Settings → Automations. See Athena and your mail for the suggestion lifecycle.

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Reconnect an expired account

Docket marks the connection when Google revokes or expires access. Open Settings → Connections and authorize it again. Existing Docket Tasks, calendar items, and history remain in Docket while the connection is offline.

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Disconnect the account

Disconnect the provider under Settings → Connections when you want to stop sync. Remove the identity link under Settings → Connected accounts when you no longer want the account attached to your Docket account.