# Connect Your Cloud Accounts

To use OpsNow, you need to register your cloud account with OpsNow. OpsNow currently supports data integration with AWS, Azure, and GCP.<br>

During the sign-up process, you can register cloud accounts from multiple providers simultaneously. To learn how to register your cloud account with each provider, please continue reading the instructions.

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