Google Workspace developer support

Product / API details

• OAuth—Use the OAuth 2.0 protocol for authentication and authorization of Workspace APIs. For details, go to Configure the OAuth consent screen and choose scopes.
• OpenID Connect—Use Google Workspace OAuth 2.0 implementation for authentication, which conforms to the OpenID Connect specification and is OpenID Certified. For details, go to OpenID Connect.
• SAML (Google IdP)—Use Google as your identity provider (IdP) to set up SSO. For details, go to Set up SSO with Google as your identity provider.
• Third-party IdP—Integrate SSO with a third-party IdP, then access Google apps directly without a second sign-in. For details, go to Set up SSO via a third-party identity provider.

Scope of support

Feature details

• Add-ons (Editor Add-ons)—Create and distribute add-ons for Google Workspace applications. For details, go to Add-ons overview.
• Advanced services—Access and use Google Services and APIs with less setup than using their HTTP interfaces. For details, go to Advanced Google services.
• Apps Script API—Manage and execute Google Apps Script projects. For details, go to Apps Script API.
• Cloud projects—Use custom GCP projects to provide a more custom execution environment to your script. For details, go to View or edit Google Cloud projects.
• Content service—Serve web content directly from your script. For details, go to Content Service.
• Custom functions—Create custom spreadsheet functions that you can use from Sheets. For details, go to Custom Functions in Google Sheets.
• Deployment options—Choose to run scripts as add-ons, standalone web apps, API executables, libraries, or as functions within Sheets. For details, go to Create and manage deployments.
• Google Workspace integration—Easily interact with various Google Workspace applications like Google Docs, Sheets, and Forms, Gmail, Google Calendar, and Google Drive. For details, go to Built-in Google Services.
• HTML user interfaces—Build customer user interfaces for scripts using HTML and HTML Service. For details, go to HTML Service: Create and Serve HTML.
• Integration with external APIs—Make HTTP requests to external APIs and handle JSON data. For details, go to External APIs.
• Logger—Record log information for debugging and monitoring. For details, go to Logging.
• Menus, dialogs and sidebars—Create menus, dialogs, and sidebars for use with Google Workspace Applications. For details, go to Custom Menus in Google Workspace.
• Properties service—Store script specific data that persists between script executions. For details, go to Properties Service.
• Script editor and projects—A web-based code editor for writing and managing scripts. For details, go to Script Projects.
• Script execution dashboard—Monitor script executions and errors. For details, go to Manage executions.
• Script execution permissions—Control what the script can access and do within your Google Account using OAuth2 and other authentication methods. For details, go to Authorization for Google Services.
• Script libraries—Allows you to create and use libraries of functions in multiple projects. For details, go to Libraries.
• Triggers—Automate tasks by setting up time-driven or event-driven triggers to run scripts. For details, go to Simple Triggers.
• Utilities library—Provides useful functions like utilities.sleep() and utilities.base64encode(). For details, go to Class Utilities.
• Version control—Manage different versions of your scripts. For details, go to Versions.
• Web apps—Build web applications that you can access through a URL. For details, go to Web Apps.

Feature support

Feature details

How-to and break-fix issues under the following Google AppSheet features are fully supported. None of the features are supported under the design, coding, and debugging scope of support categories.

• App Deployment—Publish apps to host AppSheet App or app stores. For details, go to Test and deploy.
• Application Templates—Use pre-built templates to kickstart development. For details, go to App templates.
• Apps Editor—Create apps without coding using a visual interface. For details, go to Overview.
• AppSheet API—Manage apps using the AppSheet API. For details, go to Use the AppSheet API.
• Audit and Monitoring—Track app usage and changes to data. For details, go to Monitor app activity using Audit History.
• Branded Apps—Build apps that you can upload to both Android play store and iOS app store. For details, go to What is a branded app?
• Charts and Reports—Generate interactive charts and reports based on your data. For details, go to Charts: The Essentials.
• Chat Apps—Create no-code Chat apps with AppSheet and share them with users in your domain. For details, go to Chat apps.
• Collaboration—Collaborate with team members on app development. For details, go to Manage app versions.
• Data Capture—Capture data through forms, barcodes, and image recognition. For details, go to Capture information in forms.
• Data Integration—Connect to a variety of data sources including Sheets, SQL databases, and more. For details, go to Data management.
• Data Security—Implement user authentication and other security features for secure apps. For details, go to Security.
• GPS and Maps Integration—Use location-based services in your apps. 
• Image and File Uploads—Allow users to upload images and files. For details, go to Capture information in forms.
• Notifications—Send push notifications and alerts to users. For details, go to Enable push notifications in your branded apps.
• Offline Access—Build apps that can work offline and sync when connection is available. For details, go to Offline behavior and sync.
• REST API Integration—Connect to external services through APIs. For details, go to External service integration.
• User Access Control—Define who can edit and access the app and its data. For details, go to User access control.
• Version Control—Maintain different versions of your apps. For details, go to Manage app versions.
• Workflow Automation—Define automation rules and processes within your apps. For details, go to AppSheet automation: The Essentials.

Feature support

There are two kinds of Google Workspace Add-ons:

• Owned by Google 
• Custom add-ons owned, developed, and hosted by Google

If you are a developer, mention the following details when you contact support: 

• Amount of installations
• Amount of active users 
• Add-on link 
• Project ID

Feature details

• App review and approval—We support only technical break-fix and how-to issues. We do not support any of the issue types in the review process, especially those related to failed reviews. For details, go to Publish apps to the Google Workspace Marketplace  and App review process and requirements for the Google Workspace Marketplace.
• Audit and monitoring—Keep track of add-on usage, monitor user actions, and log data for audit and analytics. For details, go to Query error logs for Google Workspace Add-ons.
• Build Add-ons using a custom runtime—Extend Google Workspace apps with add-ons built on a custom runtime. For details, go to Build a Google Workspace Add-on using HTTP endpoints.
• Build Add-ons using Apps Script—Extend Google Workspace apps with add-ons built with Apps Script. For details, go to Building Editor Add-ons.
• Custom menus—Add custom menus to your Google Workspace app inheritance for easy access to your add-on's features. For details, go to Custom menus for Editor Add-ons.
• Custom sidebars—Create custom sidebars with user interfaces, forms, and interactive elements in Google Workspace apps. For details, go to Dialogs and sidebars for Editor Add-on.
• Deployment options—Deploy add-ons for personal use, within your organizations, or to the Google Workspace Marketplace for broader distribution. For details, go to Publish an add-on.
• Integration with third-party services—Seamlessly connect with external services and APIs to bring external data and functionality into Google Workspace apps. For details, go to Connect your Google Workspace Add-on to a third-party service.
• Triggered actions—Automate actions based on events or triggers within Google Workspace apps, such as sending emails, updating sheets, or generating reports. For details, go to Triggers for Editor Add-ons.
• Version control—Manage different versions of your Add-on to roll out updates and improvements. For details, go to Versions.

Feature support

Feature details

• App analytics—Get app listing, user, and installation metrics from Google Analytics and the Google Workspace Marketplace SDK. For details, go to Get analytics about app usage.
• Configure Google Workspace Marketplace SDK—Set up your app in the Google Workspace Marketplace SDK to make it available for use. For details, go to Configure your app in the Google Workspace Marketplace SDK.
• General functionality—General functionality of the software development kit (SDK) API including license management and list notifications endpoints. For details, go to Get app installation and licensing details.
• List app integrations together—Publish multiple integrations together in one app listing to let users install and authorize them at the same time. For details, go to List app integrations together.
• OAuth configuration—Add authentication and authorization to your app before publishing. For details, go to Configure OAuth.
• Update or unpublish an app listing—Change ownership, add OAuth scopes, move your listing, or unpublish your app listing. For details, go to Update or unpublish an app listing.

Feature support

Feature details

Help questions and questions on breaks or outages for the following APIs are fully supported. None of the APIs are supported under the design, coding, and debugging scope of support categories.

Note: Deprecated APIs are not supported under any of the support categories.

• Admin Settings API—The Admin Settings API allows you to retrieve and change the settings of your domains in the form of Google Data API feeds. For details, go to Admin Settings API overview.
• Alert Center API—Manages alerts on issues affecting your domain. For details, go to Google Workspace Alert Center API.
• CalDav API—CalDAV is an extension of WebDAV that provides a standard for clients to access calendar information on a remote server. For details, go to CalDAV API Developer's Guide.
• Calendar API—The Calendar API is a RESTful API that exposes most of the features available in the Calendar Web interface. For details, go to Google Calendar API overview.
• CardV2 API—Helps to create card interfaces displayed in a Google Chat message or Google Workspace Add-on. For details, go to Cards v2.
• Chat API—Enables apps to fetch information and perform actions in Google Chat. Authentication is a prerequisite to using the Google Chat REST API. For details, go to Google Chat API.
• Chrome Browser Cloud Management API—The Chrome Browser Cloud Management (CBCM) API is a RESTful API you can use to access or update CBCM-enrolled Chrome browser information. For details, go to Chrome Browser Cloud Management (CBCM) API.
• Chrome Browser Token API - The Enrollment Token API is a RESTful API you can use to access information about the Chrome browser enrollment token. For details, go to Enrollment Token API.
• Chrome Printer Management API—For details, go to Chrome Printer Management API Overview.
• Cloud Identity API—Use the Cloud Identity API for setting up and managing identity resources such as devices and groups. For details, go to Cloud Identity API.
• Cloud Search API - Cloud Search provides cloud-based search capabilities over Google Workspace data. The Cloud Search API allows indexing of non-Google Workspace data into Cloud Search. For details, go to Cloud Search API.
• Client Side Encryption API—You can use your own encryption keys to encrypt your organization's data, instead of using the encryption that Google Workspace provides. For details, go to Build a custom key service for client-side encryption.
• Contact Delegation API—The Contact Delegation API allows you to delegate access of one user's, called the delegator, contacts to another user, called the delegate.  For details, go to The Contact Delegation API overview.
• Data Transfer API—The Data Transfer API manages the transfer of data from one user to another within a domain. The user receiving the data must belong to your domain. For details, go to Data Transfer API overview.
• Directory API—The Directory API is part of the RESTful Admin SDK API that you can use to programmatically create and manage admin-controlled resources owned by a Google Workspace account. For details, go to Directory API Overview.
• Domain Shared Contacts API—The Domain Shared Contacts API lets your applications get and update external contacts that are shared with all users in a Google Workspace domain. For details, go to Domain Shared Contacts API overview.
• Drive Activity API—The Drive Activity API is used to view changes made to objects within a user's Drive and to retrieve information about those changes. For details, go to Introduction to Google Drive Activity API.
• Drive Labels API—The Drive Labels API is a RESTful API that supports business processes by attaching metadata to your Drive files. For details, go to ​​Drive Labels API overview.
• Email Audit API—The Email Audit API lets you audit a user's email, email drafts, and archived Hangouts chats. For details, go to Email Audit API overview.
• Google Classroom API—Manages classes, rosters, and invitations in Google Classroom. For details, go to Google Classroom API.
• Google Docs API—The Google Docs API lets you create and modify documents. For details, go to Google Docs API.
• Google Drive API—The Google Drive API lets you create apps that use Drive cloud storage. For details, go to Google Drive API overview.
• Google Forms API—The Google Forms API is a RESTful interface that lets you create and modify forms and quizzes, retrieve form responses and quiz grades, set up quiz answer keys with automatic feedback, and receive push notifications. For details, go to Overview.
• Google Keep API—Use the Google Keep API in an enterprise environment to manage Google Keep content and resolve issues identified by cloud security software. For details, go to Google Keep API.
• Google Meet API—Create and manage meetings for Meet. For details, go to Google Meet REST API overview.
• Google Picker API—The Google Picker API is a JavaScript API that you can use in your web apps to let users open or upload Drive files. For details, go to The Google Picker API.
• Google Sheets API—The Google Sheets API is a RESTful interface that lets you read and modify a spreadsheet's data. For details, go to Google Sheets API Overview.
• Google Sites API—Access and modify classic Google Sites content programmatically. The Sites API cannot access or modify the new version of Sites, but can still access classic Sites. For details, go to Access & modify classic Google Sites content programmatically.
• Google Slides API - The Google Slides API lets you create and modify Slides presentations. For details, go to Introduction.
• Google Tasks API—The Google Tasks API lets you manage your tasks and task lists. For details, go to Google Tasks API.
• Google Vault API—With the Vault API, you can manage Retention and eDiscovery for Google Workspace. For details, go to Vault API Overview.
• Google Workspace Events API—Provides an overview of the Google Workspace Events API and explains how you can use the API to subscribe to events across Google Workspace. For details, go to Subscribe to events using the Google Workspace Events API.
• Gmail API - The Gmail API is a RESTful API that you can use to access Gmail mailboxes and send mail. For details, go to Gmail API Overview.
• Groups API—The Cloud Identity Groups API allows you to create and manage different types of groups, each of which supports different features, and their memberships. For details, go to Groups API overview.
• Groups Migration API - The Groups Migration API manages the migration of shared emails from public folders and distribution lists to Google Groups's discussion archives. For details, go to Groups Migration API overview.
• Enterprise License Manager API—The Google Enterprise License Manager API lets you manage Google Workspace and related licenses for all the users of a customer that you manage. For details, go to Enterprise License Manager API.
• Google Meet Live Sharing SDK—The Meet Live Sharing SDK lets you improve your apps to include cowatching, codoing, and other Meet experiences for your users. For details, go to Google Meet Live Sharing SDK overview.
• People API—Provides access to information about profiles and contacts. For details, go to People API.
• Postmaster Tools API—The Postmaster Tools API allows you to gather metrics on bulk emails sent to Gmail users and import data into, or merge that data with, other systems. For details, go to Postmaster Tools API overview.
• Reports API—The Reports API is a RESTful API that you can use to access information about the Google Workspace activities of your users. The Reports API is part of the Admin SDK API. For details, go to Reports API Overview.
• Reseller API—The Reseller API allows you to manage customers and their subscriptions.
• Groups Settings API—The Groups Settings API updates and retrieves settings for an existing Google Group. For details, go to Groups Settings API overview.

Feature support