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@@ -26,21 +26,21 @@ A service account is needed to act on behalf of users
2. Create a New Service Account:
- Click on Create Service Account
- Give your service account a name and description
- Click Create and Continue
- Click Create and Continue(Optional steps can be skipped)
Step 3: To Be taken by Cal.com instance admin:
- Create a Workspace Platform with slug="google". Slug has to be exactly this. This is how we know we need to use Google Calendar and Google Meet.
Last Step (To Be Taken By Cal.com organization Owner/Admin): Assign Specific API Permissions via OAuth Scopes:
- Create Delegation Credential with workspace platform "google"
- User must be a member of the Google Workspace to be able to enable Delegation Credential as there is a validation if the user's calendar can be accessed through the service account
- Get the Client ID from there
- Go to your Google Admin Console (admin-google-com)
- Navigate to Security → Access and Data Controls -> API controls -> Manage Domain-Wide Delegation
- Here, you'll authorize the Client ID(Unique ID) to access the Google Calendar API
- Add the necessary API scopes for Google Calendar(Full access to Google Calendar)
<https://www.googleapis.com/auth/calendar>
- Create Delegation Credential with workspace platform "google"
- User must be a member of the Google Workspace to be able to enable Delegation Credential as there is a validation if the user's calendar can be accessed through the service account
- Get the Client ID from there
- Go to your Google Admin Console (admin-google-com)
- Navigate to Security → Access and Data Controls -> API controls -> Manage Domain-Wide Delegation
- Here, you'll authorize the Client ID(Unique ID) to access the Google Calendar API
- Add the following API scope for Google Calendar(Full access to Google Calendar)
- `https://www.googleapis.com/auth/calendar`
## Onboarding Improvements