Authorize third-party apps on your Google domain

To install AODocs, you must not have restricted third-party apps on your domain. This article explains how to authorize third-party apps on your Google domain so you can install AODocs.

Note: It's only during the installation process that you must authorize third-party apps. Google Workspace Marketplace apps are trusted automatically, so once you have installed the AODocs Google Workspace Marketplace app, you can restrict third-party apps again and AODocs will function correctly.

If you have set this restriction and you try to install AODocs, you can't sign in and you get this admin_policy_enforced error message:

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To authorize third-party apps on your domain:

1. Open the Google Admin console.

2. Select Security > Access and data control > API controls.

3. Click Manage third party app access.

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4. Select Configure new app,

5. Enter this text in the Search for app field, then click Search.

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6. Click AODocs in the search result

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7. Define the scope:

  • all users in your domain
  • specific organisational units

8. Click Continue.

9. Select Trusted.

If required, select the checkbox Allowlist for exemption from API access blocks in context-aware access. Learn more from the Google Help Center

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10. Click Continue.

11. Click Finish.

A message appears: AODocs is now trusted to access all Google services. You can now sign in and continue installing AODocs.

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