Open Google Cloud Console
Sign in with the Google account that owns billing for your Maps project, then open the Google Cloud Console.
Open Google Cloud ConsoleCreate a Google Cloud project, enable billing and the required APIs, generate a key, and save it in the Zoho CRM extension configuration.
Sign in with the Google account that owns billing for your Maps project, then open the Google Cloud Console.
Open Google Cloud ConsoleSelect an existing Google Cloud project, or use the project selector to start creating a new project for this Zoho CRM extension.
Use a clear project name so your team can recognize that the project is used for Zoho CRM address autocomplete.
Finish project creation and wait for Google Cloud to make the project available.
Use the project selector or the creation notification to make the new project active before creating credentials.
Open Credentials, choose Create credentials, then select API key. Restrict the key to the required Google Maps APIs when possible.
Google recommends restricting API keys by both where they can be used and which APIs they can call. Configure these restrictions after confirming the widget works.
Restrict where the key can be used. For browser-based Maps usage, use website restrictions and add only the approved Zoho or extension origins that are required for your installation.
Use API restrictions so the key can call only the Google Maps services the widget needs, such as Maps JavaScript API, Places API, and Places API (New) when enabled.
Do not reuse one unrestricted key across unrelated apps. Separate keys make it easier to restrict, rotate, and troubleshoot usage.
Review Google Cloud usage, quotas, and billing alerts so unexpected traffic or configuration mistakes are caught early.