Best Practice for Google Workspace User Groups Load

The best practice for the Google Workspace User Groups load provides you with the information that you need to complete and run the integration successfully, and gain visibility of the data that is ingested by Oomnitza.

The following items are in the package:

• The Integration
  • Google User Groups Load
• The Business Objects
  • Google Description
  • Google User Group Members
  • Google User Group ID
  • Google User Group Owner
  • Alternate Username
  • Google Last Sync
• The Credentials
  • Google User Load
• The Roles
  • Users Integration User
• The Saved Searches
  • Google User Groups
  • Google User Group Owners
• The Dashboards
  • Google User Groups Dashboard

For the integration to run, information such as authorization and integration values, must be added or updated. 

Best practice
For the integration with Oomnitza, create a dedicated user account.

Updating integrations and credentials

You must update the integration details and credential details sections. 

In the Integration details section, you might want to change the value selected for Integration preference . If this is the first time that you have run the integration, select Create & Update.  And, don't forget that you can add rules to exclude the user records that you don't want to monitor such as system users and bots. Just click Edit Integration in the Mapping details section and add your rules. 

Related links

Adding Google OAuth 2.0 credentials

Creating an extended integration for Google Workspace user groups

Add fields to the People view

New fields that are ingested by Oomnitza are not automatically listed on the People page.

Add new fields

1. Click People.
2. Click Add.
3. Click Configure the view .
4. Click + Add Fields.
5. Select the fields that you want to add and click ADD.
6. Click List View Configs .
7. Select the fields.

Tip
If you want to add multiple new fields that are related, create a group in screen builder and add the fields to the group.

Related articles

Extended Connector Integration for Google Workspace User Groups 

Using OAuth 2.0 to access Google APIs

Using OAuth 2.0 for web server applications