1. In your Google Admin console (at admin.google.com)...
  3. Click Manage Third-Party App Access to view your configured apps. To filter the app list, click Add a filterand select an option.

    The app list shows app name, type, and ID, as well as the following information for each app:

    • Verified status—Verified apps have been reviewed by Google to ensure compliance with certain policies. Many well-known apps might not be verified in this way. For more details, go to What is a verified third-party app?
    • Access—Shows which organizational units have a configured access policy for the app. Point to an app and click View details to see the access levels (Trusted, Limited, Specific Google data, or Blocked). Click Change access to change the app's data access level. 

      Note: If you apply access level “A” to a specific organizational unit, and then apply access level “B” to the entire organization, access level “A” remains in effect for the organizational unit.

  4. To see accessed apps, in the Accessed apps section, click View list.

    For Accessed apps, you can also review:

    • Users—Number of users accessing the app.
    • Requested services—Google service APIs (OAuth2 scopes) that each app is using (for example, Gmail, Google Calendar, or Google Drive). Non-Google requested services are listed as Other.
  5. From the Configured apps or Accessed appslist, click an app to access the following:
    • Manage whether your app can access Google services—Shows whether the app is marked as Trusted, Limited, Specific Google data, or Blocked. If you change the access configuration, click Save.
    • View information about the app—Shows the full OAuth2 client ID of the app, the number of users, the privacy policy, and the support information.
    • View the Google service APIs (OAuth scopes) that the app is requesting—Provides a list of OAuth scopes that each app is requesting. To see each of the OAuth scopes, expand the table row or click Expand All.