Google Credentials（Google calendar and Gmail）

Prerequisites

• Create a Google Cloud account.

Set up OAuth

There are five steps to connecting your credential to Google services:

1. Create a Google Cloud Console project.

2. Enable APIs.

3. Configure your OAuth consent screen.

4. Create your Google OAuth client credentials.

5. Finish your credential.

Create a Google Cloud Console project

First, create a Google Cloud Console project. If you already have a project, jump to the next section:

1. Log in to your Google Cloud Console using your Google credentials.

2. In the top menu, select the project dropdown in the top navigation and select New project or go directly to the New Project page.

3. Enter a Project name and select the Location for your project.

4. Select Create.

5. Check the top navigation and make sure the project dropdown has your project selected. If not, select the project you just created.

Enable APIs

With your project created, enable the APIs you'll need access to:

1. Access your Google Cloud Console - Library. Make sure you're in the correct project.

2. Go to APIs & Services > Library.

3. Search for and select the API(s) you want to enable. For example, for the Gmail node, search for and enable the Gmail API.

4. Some integrations require other APIs or require you to request access:

   • Google Perspective: Request API Access.

   • Google Ads: Get a Developer Token.

   Google Drive API required

   The following integrations require the Google Drive API, as well as their own API:

   • Google Docs

   • Google Sheets

   • Google Slides

   Google Vertex AI API

   In addition to the Vertex AI API you will also need to enable the Cloud Resource Manager API.

5. Select ENABLE.

Configure your OAuth consent screen

If you haven't used OAuth in your Google Cloud project before, you'll need to configure the OAuth consent screen:

1. Access your Google Cloud Console - Library. Make sure you're in the correct project.

2. Open the left navigation menu and go to APIs & Services > OAuth consent screen.

3. For User Type, select Internal for user access within your organization's Google workspace or External for any user with a Google account. Refer to Google's User type documentation for more information on user types.

4. Select Create.

5. Enter the essential information:

   • App name

   • User support email

   • Email addresses field in Developer contact information

6. In the Authorized domains section, add the domain of your instance.

7. Select SAVE AND CONTINUE to go to the Scopes page.

8. You don't need to set any scopes. Select SAVE AND CONTINUE again to go to the Summary page.

9. On the Summary page, review the information for accuracy.

Create your Google OAuth client credentials

Next, create the OAuth client credentials in Google:

1. In the APIs & Services section, select Credentials.

2. Select + CREATE CREDENTIALS > OAuth client ID.

3. In the Application type dropdown, select Web application.

4. Google automatically generates a Name. Update the Name to something you'll recognize in your console.

5. From your credential, copy the OAuth Redirect URL. Paste it into the Authorized redirect URIs in Google Console.

6. Select CREATE.

Finish your credential

With the Google project and credentials fully configured, finish the credential:

1. From Google's OAuth client created modal, copy the Client ID. Enter this in your credential.

2. From the same Google modal, copy the Client Secret. Enter this in your credential.

3. You must provide the scopes for this credential. Enter multiple scopes in a space-separated list, for example: https://www.googleapis.com/auth/gmail.labels https://www.googleapis.com/auth/gmail.addons.current.action.compose

4. In XYZ, select Sign in with Google to complete your Google authentication.

5. Save your new credentials.

Scopes

Google services have one or more possible access scopes. A scope limits what a user can do. Refer to OAuth 2.0 Scopes for Google APIs for a list of scopes for all services.