Overview
To allow FirstQuadrant to request access to your Google Workspace data (such as Gmail, Calendar, or Contacts), your organization’s Google Workspace super admin must designate FirstQuadrant as a trusted developer. This setup does notgrant data access—it simply permits FirstQuadrant to initiate access requests in a separate user-controlled flow.Prerequisites
What you need before starting
- Super admin privileges in your Google Workspace domain
- Access to admin.google.com
Step-by-step instructions
Step 1: Navigate to API Controls
- Open admin.google.com and log in as a super admin.
- From the left sidebar, go to Security.
- Under Access and data control, click on API controls.
Step 2: Open third-party app management
- Under App access control, click Manage third-party app access.
Step 3: Add a new app
- Click Configure new app.
- Choose OAuth App Name or Client ID.
- Paste the following Client ID into the search field:
- Click Search.
Step 4: Select FirstQuadrant
- Select FirstQuadrant from the search results.
- Confirm the app type is Web.
- Click Continue.
Step 5: Choose access scope
- Select All users in your organization or choose specific organizational units.
- Click Continue.
Step 6: Assign access level
- Choose Trusted to allow the app to request OAuth scopes.
- Click Continue.
Step 7: Review and finish
- Review the app details and access settings.
- Click Finish.
Important note
This step does not grant data access
Adding FirstQuadrant as a trusted app only enables it to request access. It does not grant any access by default. Users must still authorize data access individually in a separate flow.Troubleshooting
Common issues and resolutions
- If “Configure new app” is not visible, verify that you are logged in as a super admin.
- Ensure the Client ID is pasted correctly without extra spaces or characters.