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Step-By-Step Guide: Google Sheets API Integration in SAP CPI via Open Connectors

Walks through connecting Google Sheets to Cloud Integration using Open Connectors rather than the Google Sheets API directly: enabling it under SAP Integration Suite's Extend Non-SAP Connectivity, creating a Google Sheets V4 instance with OAuth sign-in, retrieving the sheet ID and base URL, and wiring the instance credentials into an iFlow's Request-Reply step. A Groovy script in the iFlow converts the connector's JSON response into XML, and the piece closes by pointing to Open Connectors' Activity log for tracking API calls made through the instance.

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Third-party connectorsBTPThird-party connectorscapabilityReaching a non-SAP cloud application through a prebuilt connector instead of coding against that vendor's API: the connector holds the credentials and presents the application's resources in one common REST form. Pointing at an endpoint whose API you call yourself is [destinations](capability:destinations), and moving and mapping the messages is [integration flows](capability:integration-flows).
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