Create a service account that

BlackBerry UEM

uses to authenticate with your

Google Cloud

or

Google

Workspace by

Google

domain

Log in to the

Google

Developers Console using the

Google

account that you want to use to manage your project.

Click

Create Project

.

Type a name for the project.

Click

Create

.

After your project has been created, click on it and in the left pane, expand

IAM & Admin

and click

Service Accounts

.

Click

Create Service Account

.

Type a name for the service account and click

Create and Continue

.

In the

Role

list, select

Basic > Editor.

Click

Continue

.

Click

Done

.

Select your service account.

Click the

Keys

tab.

Click

Add key > Create new key > P12 > Create

.

Copy the private key password, you will use it later.

You might be prompted to download the certificate, or it will be automatically downloaded. Locate and save it in a known folder.

Click

Close

.

Click >

Service Accounts

.

In the

Actions

column, click >

Manage details

.

Copy the

Unique Client ID

and

Email Address

for the service account. Paste these in the same text file where you stored the private key password to use later in the process.

Click >

APIs & Services > Enabled APIs and Services

.

Click

Enable APIs and services

.

Search for and select

Admin SDK API

.

Click

Enable

.

Search for and select

Google Play EMM API

.

Click

Enable

.

Search for and select

Chrome Policy API

.

Click

Enable

.