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# Connect Google Workspace

Google Workspace is available on paid plans. It lets Aubrey work with Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Google Docs, Google Sheets, and selected files after you approve the connection.

You do not need Google Workspace to use built-in Aubrey email or Aubrey calendar.

## Connect or reconnect

1. Open the agent workspace.
2. Open **Tools**.
3. Find **Google Workspace**.
4. Choose **Connect** or **Reconnect**.
5. Complete the Google authorization flow.

If you see **Upgrade**, open **Settings** -> **Billing** and choose a plan that includes Google Workspace.

## Select Google files

After Google Workspace is connected, use **Select Google files** in **Tools** to choose Drive, Docs, or Sheets files for this agent.

The selection page opens Google Picker after you choose **Select Google files**. Pick the files Aubrey should be able to use, then confirm the selection.

If Aubrey asks for a Google file it cannot access yet, follow the file-selection card in chat. After you select the file, Aubrey can return to the request.

## What Aubrey can access

Aubrey can use selected files and files it created for the agent. It should not claim it searched your entire Google Drive.

When Aubrey creates or changes Google Workspace content, it should only say the work is done after Google confirms the change.


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