This Blueprint shows authenticates with Google API using a service account and then index ALL users. When you have indexed all users from Google you can start to search and add actions to do automation like updating user information.
- Onify Hub v2
- Onify Flow license
- Camunda Modeler 4.4 or later
- Google G Suite
- 4 x Settings
- 2 x Resources
- 1 x Flows
In order to index information from Google we need to setup a couple of things.
- Create a new Google cloud project (optional)
- Create a service account
- Create a private key (json) for the service account
- Activate Admin SDK service for the project
- Enable G Suite domain-wide delegation
- Delegate domain-wide authority to your service account
Add the following settings via /admin/settings.
| Key | Name | Description | Value | Type | Tag | Role |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| google_customerid | Google customer id | Customer id where the users are located | xxxxxxx | string | admin | |
| google_serviceaccount_email | Google service account email | Service account email | *.iam.gserviceaccount.com | string | admin | |
| google_serviceaccount_impersonate_email | Google service account impersonate email | What user to impersonate. Must be valid user in G Suite | *@onify.co | string | admin | |
| google_serviceaccount_privatekey | Google service account private key | The private key for the service account | ----BEGIN PRIVATE KEY-----... | password | admin |
- Copy files to resources
- Modifiy
transform_users.jsand make custom changes to item transformation (optional)
- Open
index-users-from-google.bpmnin Camunda Modeler - Customize the flow (optional)
- Click
Deploy current diagramand follow the steps
To test and run the flow, click Start current diagram
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