I’m looking to integrate Gmail (and Outlook ultimately) into my app using Nylas’ Hosted OAuth so I don’t have to manage my own OAuth client. We’ll be neding restricted Gmail scopes (e.g. gmail.readonly, gmail.send)
I’m trying to clarify whether if I use Nylas’ hosted OAuth client, do I still need to go through Google’s restricted scope app verification (and potentially the security assessment), or is this already covered by Nylas’ verification?
I’m a bit confused about this - according to my current knowledge it should be possible to use the hosted OAuth client. Which in my understanding, will remove the necessity to use our own google cloud instance - and thus also would remove the need of us having to go through the verification process?
We want to keep using the Supabase SDK and Supabase authentication, ideally with Nylas bring your own auth, however we’re unsure whether that is also possible when using the Nylas shared Oauth client/app.
Ideally we would be able to use the Google OAuth client secret of the Nylas app in our Supabase project - is this something that would be possible?
I’ve been going round and round on this for weeks trying to figure this out. The documentation about this is VERY vague, I only found out about it by finally searching the correct terms here. My whole point of signing up and paying for Nylas the past few months was for access to the shared GCP with no Google verification process. How do I get access to this? I can’t even contact Nylas support to ask as I don’t have a Premium 1:1 support subscription for $100.
Hi @TonyR - it’s a new thing we’re offering, will work on making the docs clearer. Access to our shared GCP App is an add-on with a contract - if you DM me your email address I can get someone to reach out with more info.
Hey @TonyR, John from our team has reached out & looks like you guys have a meeting booked for tomorrow. Thank you again for reaching out over the forums!
Hi @TonyR just one more thing - I pushed a change to our docs today to include a mention about the Shared GCP app. Thank you again for bringing it to my attention!
Oh good! I was going nuts trying to figure out why it wasn’t working. I had followed all the direction in the documentation, but it didn’t say anything about the shared GCP. I’m sure others have struggled with the same. I look forward to learning more in tomorrow’s conversation with John.
@winona@nick.barraclough Hi Team, We are experiencing a similar delay with the Google Cloud Platform (GCP) App Verification process. It appears that leveraging the Nylas Shared GCP project could help us move forward. I would appreciate it if someone from your team could reach out to me with more information, so we can implement this solution as soon as possible. You can contact me at –Redacted–. Thank you.
Someone from our Sales team should have already reached out to you, let us know if you’re running into any issues with the Shared GCP app. Hoping it’s working well for you!
