A Google Service Account iClient stores your Google Cloud Platform (GCP) service account credentials so you can authenticate Google Cloud Storage connections without re-entering credentials for each connection.
You can create an iClient at → or directly during a Google Cloud Storage connection setup.
Tip
Open your GCP Console in a separate window so you can locate and copy your service account JSON key without switching contexts.
You need a GCP service account with an existing key, or permissions to create one. If you don't have a service account, create one in the GCP Console before continuing.
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Name * |
Enter a clear and distinguishable name. |
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Type * |
Read-only. Set to Google service account. |
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Setting |
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Service account JSON key * |
Paste your Google Cloud Platform service account JSON key. integrator.io parses the key, validates that it contains the required fields ( |
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Client email (read-only, post-save) |
Displays the |
Note
If you see the error The service account JSON key is missing, empty, or not valid JSON with required fields (project_id, client_email, private_key), confirm that you copied the complete JSON key from GCP without modifying or reformatting it.
Learn more about creating a key.
Note
The following steps reflect the GCP Console UI at time of writing. Verify navigation paths before publishing.
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In the GCP Console, go to → .
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Select the service account you want to use.
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Go to the Keys tab and select → .
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Select JSON and select Create. GCP downloads the key file to your computer.
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Open the file, copy the full JSON content, and paste it into the Service account JSON key field in integrator.io.