When your app is installed, a user is asked to validate the scopes usedīy the app. That contains the Google Workspace app name, what kind of data it accesses, and An authorization scope is a OAuth 2.0 URI string To define the level of access granted to your app, you need to identify andĭeclare authorization scopes. Registration looks OK, click Back to Dashboard. Enter your email address and any other authorized test users, then click.
If you selected External for user type, add test users:.Internally by your Google Workspace organization, scopes aren't listed on theĬonsent screen and use of restricted or sensitive scopes does not requireįurther review by Google. Some scopes require additional reviews by Google. Add and verify theĪuthorization scopes required by your app, then click Save and Continue. Organization, click Add or Remove Scopes. If you're creating an app for use outside of your Google Workspace Complete the app registration form, then click Save and Continue.Select the user type for your app, then click Create.In the Google Cloud console, go to Menu menu > APIs & Services > OAuth consent screen. Configure OAuth consent & register your app Placeholder information prior to release. Tip: If you don't know required consent screen information, you can use Need to list scopes for apps used by people outside your Google Workspace Configuring your app's OAuth consent screenĭefines what is displayed to users and app reviewers, and registers your appĪll apps using OAuth 2.0 require a consent screen configuration, but you only The user including a summary of your project, its policies, and the requestedĪuthorization scopes of access. When you use OAuth 2.0 for authorization, Google displays a consent screen to
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