APIs & integrations
Google APIs
Google APIs are interfaces that let applications connect to Google services. Depending on the service, software can work with maps, spreadsheets, calendars, files, and other capabilities through documented requests.
Visit Google APIs website (opens in a new tab)How it works
Each Google API exposes the capabilities of a particular service through documented operations. An application sends requests with the appropriate credentials and receives data or a result. Some integrations access a user's account with permission, while others use service-specific keys. The required setup and available operations differ between products.
What you can build
Build map experiences, spreadsheet reporting workflows, calendar integrations, and tools that connect existing business information to an application.
Spreadsheet reporting connection
Read approved spreadsheet data for a dashboard, or write prepared results back to a sheet that a team already uses for its reporting workflow.
Location-based user experience
Display a map with relevant places, help users find an address, or connect route information to a booking or delivery interface when needed.
Things to consider
Choose the specific APIs the product needs. Review permissions, quotas, billing, and data freshness for each service, and handle unavailable or rejected requests clearly.