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Sheet-to-Meet BYOK Secure
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Local Browser Sandbox Isolation

Data-to-calendar infrastructure, mapped instantly.

An enterprise-focused scheduler linking cell coordinates to calendar invites. Powered by Bring-Your-Own-Key (BYOK) authorization for 100% data privacy inside your browser sandbox. Zero middleman databases.

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Local Mode Synchronized
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1 Client Name Email Address Preferred Schedule Automated Meeting Link
2 Sarah Jenkins s.jenkins@vortextech.io 10:00 AM Click row to select target...
3 David Chen dchen@innovatelabs.co 2:30 PM Click row to select target...
4 Elena Rostova elena@quantumscale.dev 4:15 PM Click row to select target...
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🟢 Engine Connected
Selected row: Idle State
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[IDLE] Awaiting row query...

// PROVISIONING WORKFLOW

API Integration Playbook

Setup instructions for mapping credentials inside your Google Cloud Developer Console. Expand each step card on hover to inspect local configuration keys.

Step 01 // PROJECT SETUP

Project Initialization

Create a fresh, dedicated project instance workspace inside your Google Cloud Developer Console. Title it Sheet-to-Meet-Ecosystem to cleanly isolate your authorization endpoints.

PROJECT NAME STRING Sheet-to-Meet-Ecosystem
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Select a project
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New Project

Project Quota Node

You have 7 projects remaining in your quota. Request an increase or delete projects.

Project ID: sheet-to-meet-ecosystem-499616-a1. It cannot be changed later. Edit
Step 02 // ENABLING ENDPOINTS

The Core Bridge APIs

Navigate to the API Library. Search for and click 'Enable' on both the Google Sheets API and the Google Calendar API.

Google Sheets API
Google Calendar API
⚠️ Missing either API toggle will cause a permanent Server Status 404 block during row execution!
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APIs & Services Library
Search for APIs & services...

Google Sheets API

Read & write spreadsheet rows

Enabled

Google Calendar API

Manage calendar invite timelines

Enabled
Step 03 // AUTH SANDBOX

OAuth Consent & Access Whitelisting

Configure your application consent screen under the 'External' profile type. Scroll down to the 'Test Users' card layout, click '+ ADD USERS', and explicitly enter your operational spreadsheet Google account identity (e.g. your-testing-profile@gmail.com). This bypasses the Google Cloud firewall and eliminates Error 403 access_denied blocks.

WHITELIST EMAIL IDENTIFIER your-testing-profile@gmail.com
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OAuth consent screen Status: Testing
Test Users

Only authorized test users can run oauth tokens during execution.

Test Email Account State
your-testing-profile@gmail.com Whitelisted
Step 04 // CALLBACK HOOK

OAuth Client ID Security Key

Create fresh credentials using the 'OAuth client ID' wizard. Choose Web application from the Application Type dropdown menu. Leave the 'Authorized JavaScript origins' completely empty. Under Authorized redirect URIs, add this exact secure internal callback path string:

REDIRECT CALLBACK URI https://leceljeehegkjggailfaemlpgkkkkka.chromiumapp.org/
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Create OAuth client ID
Web application
https://leceljeehegkjggailfaemlpgkkkkka.chromiumapp.org/
Step 05 // PIPELINE INIT

Initialize Local Pipeline

Copy your newly minted Client ID string, paste it directly into your local browser extension Developer Settings tab, highlight cell A2 on any spreadsheet row, and launch your automated workflow.

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// DEPLOYED
Extension active. Bring-Your-Own-Key authentication matrix validated!
CLIENT OAUTH ID
oauth_client_id_772184912904.apps.googleusercontent.com
AUTHORIZED REDIRECT CALLBACK
https://leceljeehegkjggailfaemlpgkkkkka.chromiumapp.org/

// AUDIT & REGULATORY PORTALS

Compliance & Token Security

Sheet-to-Meet meets compliance audits for Google API and Chrome Web Store publisher protocols. Explore our client-only network architecture below.

Privacy Policy for Sheet-to-Meet

Last Updated: June 16, 2026

Sheet-to-Meet operates under a zero-data-retention, client-side execution framework. We believe that your private spreadsheets and calendars should never traverse or be hosted on intermediary agency server nodes.

// 1. Zero External Data Retention

The extension does not collect, monitor, transmit, or save any user spreadsheet parameters, calendar events, personal emails, or token credentials onto external agency servers. All token data parameters are held strictly within local storage containers in your Chrome sandbox environment.

// 2. Direct API Architecture

All data traffic is securely direct-pipelined between the local browser session and Google's core endpoints via HTTPS protocols (contacting sheets.googleapis.com and calendar.googleapis.com directly). Our backend node operates on zero communication buffers.

// 3. Limited Use Verification

The extension strictly adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, ensuring that credentials, sheets data, and calendar schedules are utilized exclusively to sync row properties and establish Google Meet video bridges.