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- Note down the email address associated with the service account you just created it'll be used in the authentication in Shuffle.
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4) Adding permissions to the service account from GWS console.
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- Signin to the Google Workspace admin console.
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- In the Admin console, locate the sidebar and navigate to Security > API controls. This area allows you to manage third-party and internal application access to your Google Workspace data.
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- Under the Domain-wide delegation section, click on “Manage Domain Wide Delegation” to view and configure client access.
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- If the service account client ID is not listed, you will add it; if it is already listed but you need to update permissions, click on the service account’s client ID.
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- To add a new client ID:
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- Click on Add new.
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- Enter the Client ID of the service account you noted earlier when creating the service account in GCP.
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- In the OAuth Scopes field, enter the scopes required for your service account to function correctly. OAuth Scopes specify the permissions that your application requests.
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- In the Admin console, locate the sidebar and navigate to Security > API controls. This area allows you to manage third-party and internal application access to your Google Workspace data.
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- Under the Domain-wide delegation section, click on “Manage Domain Wide Delegation” to view and configure client access.
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- If the service account client ID is not listed, you will add it; if it is already listed but you need to update permissions, click on the service account’s client ID. To add a new client ID:
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- Click on Add new.
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- Enter the Client ID of the service account you noted earlier when creating the service account in GCP.
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- In the OAuth Scopes field, enter the scopes required for your service account to function correctly. OAuth Scopes specify the permissions that your application requests.
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- Depending on the actions you want to use below are the OAuth scopes required.
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