What Executor does
A person can use Executor to connect an AI assistant to Google Workspace and related Google services. The person can then ask the assistant to manage schedules, email, files, documents, contacts, tasks, meetings, photos, or website data through Executor.
Executor performs only the actions the person requests and permits. It does not give an AI assistant an unrestricted session in the person's account.
How Executor uses Google data
When a person chooses to connect a Google service, Executor requests the permissions needed to provide that connection and uses the resulting data to carry out that person's instructions.
- Google Calendar: read, create, update, or remove calendars and events, and manage calendar sharing rules.
- Gmail: read and search messages, compose and send mail, manage labels, archive or trash messages, or permanently delete messages only when explicitly requested.
- Google Sheets: read spreadsheet data, update cells, ranges, and worksheets, and write Drive-file smart chips.
- Google Drive, Docs, Slides, and Forms: find and manage files and folders, edit documents and presentations, and create or read forms and responses.
- Google Contacts and Tasks: read or update contacts and contact groups, read available profile fields, other contacts, or a Workspace directory, and manage task lists and tasks.
- Google Meet: create and configure meeting spaces or read meeting records, participants, recordings, and transcripts.
- Google Photos: upload and manage app-created media or read media explicitly selected through Google Photos Picker.
- Google Search Console: inspect verified sites, sitemaps, indexed URLs, and search-performance data.
Privacy and user control
Executor does not sell Google user data. A person can remove a connection in Executor or revoke it from their Google Account permissions. More information is available in the Executor Privacy Policy.
Executor's use and transfer of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.