# Calendar & events

Cronofy connects to your calendar to work out when you're free, and creates events there once a scheduling request is booked. Connect your calendars, keep track of your requests, change, cancel or reschedule the events they create, and see what your invitees see when they book.


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[Read in HTML](https://docs.cronofy.com/schedule/calendar-and-events/)

## In this section

- [Connect your calendars](https://docs.cronofy.com/schedule/calendar-and-events/connect-calendars/index.md) — Connect more calendars to the Scheduler, and choose which one events are added to
- [Track & edit requests](https://docs.cronofy.com/schedule/calendar-and-events/track-requests/index.md) — Follow your scheduling requests from sending to booking, and change them once they're booked
- [Tag requests](https://docs.cronofy.com/schedule/calendar-and-events/tags/index.md) — Categorize your scheduling requests, so you can filter, report on and limit them
- [Cancel & reschedule](https://docs.cronofy.com/schedule/calendar-and-events/cancel-reschedule/index.md) — Cancel or reschedule a booked event, as the host or the invitee
- [What invitees see](https://docs.cronofy.com/schedule/calendar-and-events/what-invitees-see/index.md) — What your invitee sees when they open a scheduling link, and what you can control about it
- [Data & privacy](https://docs.cronofy.com/schedule/calendar-and-events/data-privacy/index.md) — What Cronofy reads from your calendar, where your data is kept, and keeping events private
