Google Workspace
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To integrate AWS CloudTrail into the Complico system, go to the Available Integrations page and click on the CloudTrail icon, as indicated by the arrow below.
In the "Add Integration" window below, it is imperative to furnish the "Service Account Config" JSON file.
Additionally, it is essential to verify that our Google WS Project encompasses all the required API Keys.
These keys play a pivotal role in enabling the Complico system to collect information from the Integration App.
Complico exclusively necessitates Read-Only access, as it retrieves data solely for compliance purposes, refraining from making any alterations, deletions, or additions to the CloudTrail system.
Access the Google WS cloud platform through the provided link: console.cloud.google.com.
Once on the platform, find and click on the 'Select a Project' button, as denoted by the arrow below.
Next, click on "New Project," as denoted by the arrow below.
Name the newly created project and then click on the 'Create' button.
On the left sidebar, navigate to the "API & Services" tab, as denoted by the arrow below.
Choose the 'Enable APIs and Services' button, as indicated by the arrow below.
Use the search bar to locate and add the specified API keys.
Admin SDK
Gmail API
Google Calendar API
Tasks API
Contacts API
Navigate to each API key's respective page and choose 'Enable,' as indicated by the arrow below.
Return to the APIs page and ensure that all five necessary API keys have been enabled, as circled below.
On this page, go to the 'Credentials' tab, as indicated by the arrow below.
Next, select 'Create Credentials,' as denoted by the arrow below.
Choose 'Service Account,' as indicated by the arrow below.
Provide a name for the account and offer a description for it.
Upon the creation of the service account, navigate to the 'Keys' tab, and click on the 'Add Key' button, as indicated by the arrow below.
Choose the 'Add New Key' button.
Ensure that the selected Key Type is JSON, and proceed by clicking on 'Create.'
Copy the Client ID number located at the bottom of the Service account's page, as indicated by the arrow below.
Now open the Admin management site: admin.google.com
On the left sidebar of the site, go to Security -> Access and Data Control -> API Controls, as denoted by the arrow below.
On this page, select the 'Manage Domain Wide Delegation' button, as indicated by the arrow below.
Proceed by choosing 'Add New,' as denoted by the arrow below.
Enter the copied Client ID in the Client ID field.
In the OAuth Scopes field, enter (copy and paste) the following API Permission:
https://www.google.com/m8/feeds,https://www.googleapis.com/auth/analytics,https://www.googleapis.com/auth/calendar,https://www.googleapis.com/auth/calendar.readonly,https://www.googleapis.com/auth/cloud-platform,https://www.googleapis.com/auth/gmail.modify,https://www.googleapis.com/auth/tasks,https://www.googleapis.com/auth/tasks.readonly
Then click on 'Authorize'.
In the 'Add Integration' window, upload the JSON file that was automatically downloaded during the creation of the API Key.
Now, choose the appropriate Vendor that offers the Google WS service.
If there is no suitable Vendor available, you can also create a new Vendor directly in the 'Add Integration' window and click on the 'Create Vendor' button, as indicated by the arrow below.
Once all mandatory fields are completed, click on the 'Add Integration' button, as denoted by the arrow below.
On the Installed Integration page, we can view our Installed Integrations, in the Image below, we can see one Google WS Integration installed.
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