Generating JSON and Obtaining Customer ID (Google Endpoint Management)

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Step 1: Create and configure a service in Google Cloud Console

  • Select that project by clicking on the project picker 

  • Navigate to API and Services and click on “Enabled APIs and Services”

  • Search for “admin sdk api”
    • Enable “Admin SDK API"
    • Enable “Cloud Identity”

  • Navigate to credentials

  • Click on “Manage service accounts”

  • Click on “Create Service Account”

  • Open the service account and navigate to “Keys”

  • Click on “Add Key” and “Create a new key”

  • Create new JSON Key and save it for future use
  • Navigate to Details>Advance Settings and copy Client ID

 

Step 2: Grant API permissions to this service application from Google Admin Console.

  • Navigate to "admin.google.com"
  • Click on Security > Access and data control > API control

  • Navigate to Manage domain-wide delegation

  • Click on Add new (Api Clients)
  • Enter Client ID 
  • Enter the required 0Auth scopes
  • Copy the customer ID
    • Navigate to Account> Account Settings
    • Copy the customer ID

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