OC7 connects an authorized Google account to ODIN so the operator can use Google Workspace information inside requested workflows. It is currently an operator-facing integration, not a general consumer application.
What OC7 can access
With the user's permission, OC7 can access supported data from Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Contacts, Google Drive, Google Docs, and Google Sheets. The exact access available at any time is determined by the permissions granted through Google's OAuth consent flow and by ODIN's own runtime authorization controls.
Why OC7 requests Google data
- Gmail: retrieve messages and message metadata for operator-requested search, triage, briefings, and related workflows.
- Calendar: retrieve events and, when explicitly authorized by the operator, perform supported calendar actions.
- Contacts: retrieve contact information needed for operator-requested relationship and communication workflows.
- Drive, Docs, and Sheets: locate and retrieve files or structured content and, when explicitly authorized, perform supported document or spreadsheet actions.
OC7 does not sell Google user data, use it for advertising, or use it to build unrelated user profiles.
Human authority and bounded execution
ODIN separates retrieval, reasoning, authorization, execution, and verification. Access to Google data does not by itself authorize every possible action. Consequential changes remain subject to ODIN's applicable permission and control boundaries.
Privacy and terms
For details about how Google user data is accessed, used, stored, shared, retained, and deleted, read the OC7 Privacy Policy. Use of OC7 is also governed by the OC7 Terms of Service.
Contact
Questions about OC7 or its Google Workspace authorization can be sent to caden@bucknerintelligence.com.