Manage Cross-Domain Mapping
Beginner
5 min.
The steps mentioned in the tutorials are required if the domain of your email account and Google Workspace account is different.
You will learn
- How do you manage cross domain mapping at the service instance level
Prerequisites
- You’ve copied the
ecmservice:urlvalue from the service key of Document Management Service, Integration Option. For more information, see Create a Service Instance and then a Service Key of SAP Document Management Service, Integration Option. - You’ve generated a JSON Web Token (JWT) that serves as your authorization for making API calls. For more information, see Generating the JSON Web Token (JWT).
- You’ve the admin permission for Document Management Service, Integration Option via the
SDM_Adminscope. - You’ve installed the Postman app.
- You’ve created an HTTP destination and added the following additional property. For more information, see Create a Destination.
| Property Name | Value |
|---|---|
google.default_domain | Enter the domain. For example, abcworkspace.com |
Introduction
If your domains are different, we need to map your system user account to the Google Workspace domain. For example, if you’re using the domain abc.com (jhon.thane1@abc.com) and have a Google Workspace account with the domain abcworkspace.com (jhon.thane1@abcworkspace.com), you need to maintain cross-domain mapping





