G SUITE document integration setup - Self-Service Quick-Guide

This is the G SUITE document integration setup - Self-Service Quick-Guide

This article explains in short terms how you can get G Suite document integration up and running in no-time, in a step-by-step walk-through.

Self-Service Quick-Guide

1. Are users that belong to this tenant successfully using IDP to authenticate?

• If yes, continue to #5
• If no, continue to #2

2. Is your tenant on SuperID?

• If yes, continue to #3
• If no, request SuperID for your tenant in this form

3. Is IDP for your domain registered?

• if yes, continue to #4
• if no, register IDP for your domain here. Read how-to here.

4. Are users that belong to this tenant successfully using IDP to authenticate?

• If yes, continue to #5
• If no, identify why and fix it, so users that belong to this tenant successfully using IDP to authenticate. Ask support for help if needed.
• is the correct username used in SuperOffice admin? Need to be O365 UPN
• is SuperOffice user not been transformed properly from "password" to IDP? Try to use "forgot password", and complete the process of changing passwords, and log in. This should trigger a change to IDP.
• is the correct IDP registered? if custom domain or subdomain is used - register these domain names manually by contacting support.

5. Do you want to integrate G Suite with a "Google Service Account"? (recommended)

• If yes, continue to #6
• If no, continue to #7

6. Create a G Suite with a "Google Service Account"
1. Log in to G Suite admin panel
2. Create a normal Google user, ie. "SuperOffice archive user".
7. Connect G Suite and SuperOffice:
1. Go to this URL
2. Supply a G Suite account to be set as "Google integration username". (Use the "Google Service Account" from # 5 and # 6)
3. Make changes to the settings if you want to
4. Click the connect button.