Connect Google Workspace to Serenities
Google has not verified Serenities’ app yet, so Google shows a warning screen when you connect, and an organisation’s policy may block it. A Google Workspace admin can trust Serenities once for the whole organisation. After that, everyone there connects Gmail, Drive, Sheets, Docs, Calendar, Search Console, Analytics and YouTube with no warning screen, and every permission those connectors ask for can be allowed. This is a step Google offers for any app (Google Admin Help, “Control which third-party and internal apps access Google Workspace data”).
Serenities’ client IDs
Serenities’ Google connectors do not all sign in with the same Google app. Trust the client ID of each connector your organisation will use (trusting both is fine).
For Google Drive, Google Sheets, Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Docs, Google Search Console, Google Analytics, YouTube:
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Your admin pastes it in step 3 below. You can also copy it from the connect form of the Google connector in Serenities: it shows that connector’s own ID.
What your admin does
- Sign in to the Google Admin console (admin.google.com) as a Google Workspace admin.
- Open Security, then Access and data control, then API controls.
- Choose Manage Third-Party App Access, then Add app, then OAuth App Name Or Client ID.
- Paste Serenities' client ID, choose Search, and pick Serenities from the results.
- Choose who it applies to (the whole organisation, or one unit), set the access to Trusted, and finish.
Then connect again from More → Connectors. Google can take a little while to apply the change.
A personal @gmail.com account is not part of an organisation, so no admin can trust Serenities for it: it connects as it does today, through the screen where Google warns that it has not verified Serenities yet (choose Advanced, then continue).