Google To Salesforce Integration

This is going to walk you through the necessary steps to Integrate Google with Salesforce.

Step 1: From the Salesforce setup page

Make sure to enable Lightning Sync and choose your connection
method: OAuth 2.0 for Google.


Step 2: From your google cloud platform console
Navigate to API Manager

Step 3:Generate private Key For Service Account.



Step 4:From your google admin console
Navigate to Security / Advanced Settings  / Manage API Access

 When you are in , from the manage API clint access , you can add an entry to authorize your client.

1) In Client Name enter the Service Account Clint Id you previously copied at the end of step 2

2)In API Scopes , enter these URLs, separated by a coma :

https://www.google.com/m8/feeds
https://www.googleapis.com/auth/calendar.readonly
https://www.googleapis.com/auth/contacts.readonly

 3) Authorize your clint to access these APIs

Step 5: you will have to import the JSON Key file you generated in step 3.


Step 6:Test your connection
This can be done either in Sync Setup or Sync Status. Just enter the user's email address you want to test. If successful, you will be noticed.



Finally , enjoy your google calendar right into Salesforce !





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