Openbridge

Google Workspace settings can prevent the authorized access of third-party apps like Openbridge to Google services. For example, the following error can occur if your company has restrictions on third-party apps:

The good news is app authorization settings are configurable in Google Workspace by a Google Administrator. 

The following steps grant authorization for Openbridge to access Google services. Please note, these steps need to be performed by a Google Workspace Administrator.

Navigate to your <a href="https://admin.google.com/" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Google Workspace Admin</a>.

Search for <code>API Controls</code> and select the option nested under <code>Security</code>.

Click <code>MANAGE THIRD-PARTY APP ACCESS</code> on the right side of the page.

Search for <code>Openbridge</code> on the page. If it is present, click the row to adjust the settings. If it's not present in search results, go to Step 6.

Under <code>App Access</code> set the application to <code>Trusted: Can access all Google services</code>. Click <code>Save</code>. Go to step 10.

If Openbridge is not present in search results, click <code>Configure new app &gt; OAuth App Name or Client ID</code>.

Search for <code>Openbridge</code>, and click the result with Openbridge.

Select all <code>OAuth Client IDs</code> and click <code>Select</code>.

Set app access to <code>Trusted: Can access all Google services</code> and click <code>Configure</code>.

All set! Openbridge is listed as a trusted application on your Google Workspace account. After approximately 10-30 minutes, the blocked message should go away.

1. Navigate to your <a href="https://admin.google.com/" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Google Workspace Admin</a>.
2. Search for <code>API Controls</code> and select the option nested under <code>Security</code>.
3. Click <code>MANAGE THIRD-PARTY APP ACCESS</code> on the right side of the page.
4. Search for <code>Openbridge</code> on the page. If it is present, click the row to adjust the settings. If it's not present in search results, go to Step 6.
5. Under <code>App Access</code> set the application to <code>Trusted: Can access all Google services</code>. Click <code>Save</code>. Go to step 10.
6. If Openbridge is not present in search results, click <code>Configure new app &gt; OAuth App Name or Client ID</code>.
7. Search for <code>Openbridge</code>, and click the result with Openbridge.
8. Select all <code>OAuth Client IDs</code> and click <code>Select</code>.
9. Set app access to <code>Trusted: Can access all Google services</code> and click <code>Configure</code>.
10. All set! Openbridge is listed as a trusted application on your Google Workspace account. After approximately 10-30 minutes, the blocked message should go away.