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The Gmail API needs to be enabled in your developer console (the project from which the service account the driver uses was created).

Adding the

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Scopes

In the release files, there will be is a text file called "DirectoryScopes.txt." . This file contains a comma-separated list of scopes required by the G Suite IDM connector. Please note that this file is updated from previous releases. Please ensure that you are using the most current version which contains the additional scopes mentioned above. A full list of scopes can be found at the end of this document.

NOTE: Google frequently updates the user interfaces of their web consoles. Your screens may differ from the ones shown in this guide.

Log into the admin console of your domain at https://admin.google.com.
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Select the Security icon.

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Navigate to Advanced Settings and select "Manage API client access."

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Find your service account authorization. Copy the client name (circled above) into a text document. Remove the authorization.

NoteNOTE: if you cannot find your service account authorization, see the documentation on setting up OAuth access and find the section on creating and authorizing the service account. Those steps will allow you to find the client ID value for your service account, which is the displayed value in this interface.Image Removed

Re-add the authorization with the updated scopes list. To do this, past paste the client name from the previous step into the Client Name box. Copy the scope list from the DirectoryScopes.txt file (please be and paste it into the "one or more API scopes" box, then click Authorize.

IMPORTANT: Be aware that the scope list MUST be in plain text. Copy/paste from a web page or document will include unwelcome meta data and may result in a non-functional system) and paste it into the "one or more API scopes" box, then click Authorize..

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