iCloud Calendar

Clay’s iCloud Calendar connection creates contacts for event attendees and displays event-related information on cards.

Connecting to iCloud Calendar

1. Go to Profile Icon in the top right, then Settings on iOS
2. Under Integrations, tap Add iCloud Calendar
3. Allow Clay access to Calendars and Contacts

What Clay Does

• Clay automatically creates contacts for people you’ve met. This includes everyone back to your first calendar event.
• Clay surfaces people you’re meeting in the Home view. Tap on someone to view their profile. On iOS, swipe to the right to star, or swipe to the left to take a note, change the reconnect cadence, or dismiss the reminder.
• Clay shows your meeting history with a person on their profile. You’ll see your first event with a person, and your most recent event.
• Clay prioritizes people depending on how well you know them. Don’t worry if you have a ton of events, Clay will prioritize people you've met with more.
• Clay only pulls from your primary calendar. If you don’t know what that is, it likely doesn’t apply. But if you color-code your events between different calendars on the same iCloud account, you’ll be missing people who appear in the non-primary calendar(s).

What Clay Doesn’t Do

• Clay doesn’t store your Apple credentials, like your password. Apple only provides a token that Clay uses to pull calendar events. We never have access to your Apple password.
• Clay can’t create, modify, or delete calendar events. Literally, can’t. We request permission only for creating and enriching contacts in Clay.