Primeforge Google Workspace mailboxes provide Super Admin access, allowing you to manage your Google Workspace environment and configure advanced settings such as Domain-Wide Delegation.
When you purchase Google Workspace mailboxes through Primeforge, you receive Super Admin access to the workspace.
This gives you access to the Google Admin console and allows you to manage settings for the workspace and its mailboxes.
As a Super Admin, you can access settings including:
Security > Access and data control > API controls > Manage Domain-Wide Delegation
From there, you can authorize applications and service accounts to access Google Workspace APIs on behalf of users in your workspace.
Primeforge allows you to configure Domain-Wide Delegation yourself.
This is useful if you want to connect your own software or infrastructure directly to Google Workspace APIs without using a third-party sending platform.
For example, you can:
Create a Google Cloud service account.
Enable Domain-Wide Delegation for the service account.
Open the Google Admin console.
Navigate to Security > Access and data control > API controls > Manage Domain-Wide Delegation.
Add the service account's Client ID.
Authorize the required Google API scopes.
Use the service account to authenticate with the Gmail API and impersonate mailbox users.
This allows your own applications or servers to interact with the mailboxes through Google's APIs.
You do not have to connect your Primeforge mailboxes to Salesforge or another sending platform.
If your workflow requires direct Gmail API access, you can use your own infrastructure and service account with Domain-Wide Delegation.
For example, a custom application can authenticate using a service account and impersonate a mailbox user to send email through the Gmail API.
Primeforge does not require you to use a specific third-party sending platform for your mailboxes.
Each domain is configured as its own separate Google Workspace.
Each workspace has its own Super Admin account and its own Domain-Wide Delegation configuration.
If you have multiple domains, you can therefore manage them independently and configure API access separately for each workspace.
For example, if you operate 20 separate domains, each domain can have its own workspace, Super Admin account, and Domain-Wide Delegation configuration.
With Super Admin access, you can:
Manage your Google Workspace settings.
Manage users and mailboxes within the workspace.
Access Google Admin security and API settings.
Configure Domain-Wide Delegation.
Authorize your own service accounts to access Google Workspace APIs.
Configure API access for applications you control.
Manage settings independently for each workspace.
