Click Done to finish configuring the OAuth2 credentials. Copy and paste this information into a text editor (such as Notepad on Windows, for example) for use later, when adding the necessary information to the Docebo platform. The next section will display your credentials. Please note that this must follow the format of with no slash at the end of the URL. Give the Client ID a name in the following text box and add the URL of your platform to the Authorized JavaScript origins section. In the following section choose Web application from the drop-down box. Next, press the Save and Continue button to move on to the OAuth Client ID section.
#GOOGLE DRIVE API DOCUMENTATION UPDATE#
Press the Update button to return to the main screen. The next section allows you to add the necessary scopes, press the Add or Remove Scopes button and in the resulting slide-in menu select both the Google Drive API (/auth/drive) and Google Drive API (/auth/drive.file) scopes. In the Developer contact information section add an email address, this can be the same email address you used in the drop-down box, and press the Save and Continue button. In the next section fill in the App name box, and select the appropriate email address from the drop-down menu in the User support email box. Click the Next button to continue to the next step. In the following screen, select Google Drive API in the first drop-down box and then choose User data as the type of data you will be accessing. Click on the Create Credentials button to proceed. The overview page for the Google Drive API will appear next. Next, you will arrive on the Google Drive API page, click the Enable button to activate the API. In the resulting list of results, click on Google Drive API. Use the search box to find Google Drive API. You will then be brought to the API Library page. Next you will enable the Google Drive API, to do so click on Enable APIs and Services link at the top of the page. Next click on the menu button, click on APIs & Services and choose the Enabled APIs & services submenu item. Next, you will arrive on the Google Picker API page, click the Enable button to activate the API. In the resulting list of results, click on Google Picker API. Use the search box to find Google Picker API. To do so click on Enable APIs and Services link at the top of the page. Next, you will need to enable the appropriate APIs for your project. When the project is ready select it from the notification pull-down.
In the action bar at the top of the page click on Create Project.Įnter the project name and, if necessary, change the organization and location according to your needs. To do so, log into your Google Account and access the Google Developer Console. The first step to configure the integration between Docebo and Google Drive is to create a Google Project that utilizes specific Google Drive Scopes. Create a Google Project for your Docebo Integration The app is listed in the Third Party Integrations tab. Activating Google Drive in DoceboĪctivate the Google Drive app as described in the Managing Apps & Features article of the Knowledge Base.
#GOOGLE DRIVE API DOCUMENTATION HOW TO#
This article describes how to use the integration both with and without Google Picker. The integration between Docebo and Google Drive can include Google Picker, a File Open dialog where users can upload the files stored in their Google Drive in Docebo. Those who have activated Docebo, Coach & Share, can take advantage of the Google Drive integration to upload assets with the Contribute functionality. Once successfully configured and connected, the Google Drive synchronization automatically occurs every 2 hours.By integrating your Docebo learning platform with Google Drive, you can upload Google Docs, Spreadsheets, Slides, and Drawings as training material in your platform, making them available to learners both on the desktop and on the mobile version of the platform. Google Drive content will now be captured and will be ready for search gradually as it is synced.
Upon the successful authentication flow, you will be redirected to Workplace Search. Select Google Drive in the Configured Sources list, and follow the Google Drive authentication flow as presented. Head to your organization’s Workplace Search administrative dashboard, and locate the Sources tab. Once the Google Drive connector has been configured, you may connect a Google Drive instance to your organization. Connecting Google Drive to Workplace Search edit In order to capture data, you must now connect a Google Drive instance with the adequate authentication credentials. Voilà! The Google Drive connector is now configured, and ready to be used to synchronize content. From the Workplace Search administrative dashboard’s Sources area, locate Google Drive, click Configure and provide both the Client ID and Client Secret. Keep them handy, as we’ll need them in a moment. Upon submission, you will be presented with a Client ID and Client Secret.
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