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Google - Granting Admin consent to MeetingFull
Google - Granting Admin consent to MeetingFull
Updated over a year ago

A Google admin must grant domain wide access to the MeetingFull apis before users can grant OAuth scopes to MeetingFull. This is to ensure that MeetingFull can retrieve data on behalf of the user. (Although, there may be no indication to the user that there is an access error, as they will be allowed into the MeetingFull app, their data will not sync correctly).

Therefore, these are the steps which must be taken before a user logs into MeetingFull from a domain which is new to MeetingFull:

  1. Google account admin needs to navigate to the Admin Console > Security > Access and Data Control > API Controls > Domain-wide Delegation

  2. Find the MeetingFull application (Client ID: 109186098596900636195) (if this application is not visible simply add it using the “Add new” button) and authorize the following scopes. (Scroll to the bottom of this page for list to simply copy and past)

  3. MeetingFull now has access to the necessary scopes to operate

  4. For domains which restrict users from allowing access to third party apps, there is an additional configuration needed. If domain does not have this restriction, skip to Step 5

    1. Go to Security > Access and Data Control > API controls

    2. Under App access control

    3. Tap MANAGE THIRD-PARTY APP ACCESS

    4. Under Configured Apps

    5. Tap Add app

    6. Click OAuth App Name Or Client ID

    7. Paste the Client ID (109186098596900636195)

    8. Tap Search

    9. Find the app in the list

    10. Hover over it

    11. Tap Select

    12. Tap the check mark(s) by the client IDs

    13. Tap Select

    14. Select Trusted

    15. Tap Configure

    16. Done!

  5. Navigate to MeetingFull

  6. Tap Sign in with Google

  7. Accept all OAuth scopes on the scopes screen

  8. You will be authenticated into MeetingFull and your data sync will commence

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