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# Client Connect
This lesson will show you how to disable Client Connect users and cancel pending invitations using the options on the settings menu.
### Disabling Client Connect
The **Client** button on the settings menu allows you to disable any clients that you have enabled for Client Connect.
On this page, you can also see their last login as well as their login count.
To disable the account, use the red **Disable** button on the right-hand side of the screen.
You can also use the dropdown menu to view their user profile.
### Cancelling Invitations to Client Connect
If a client has yet to accept your invitation to Client Connect, you can cancel their invitation on the client page.
To do so, click the **Cancel Invitation** button on the row corresponding to the client.
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