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Step 2: Set Up BigQuery Authentication

Composable Audience Studio (CAS) connects to BigQuery using a GCP service account with a JSON key. You will create a service account, grant IAM roles, and generate a JSON key.

GCP Step 1: Create a Service Account

  1. Open the Google Cloud Console > IAM & Admin > Service Accounts.
  2. Click Create Service Account.
  3. Enter a display name (e.g., TAI-CAS-Service).
  4. Click Create and Continue.
  5. Note the service account email address assigned (e.g., tai-cas-service@<project_id>.iam.gserviceaccount.com).

GCP Step 2: Grant IAM Roles

Grant the service account the required IAM roles as described in Step 1 (BigQuery IAM Permissions section above). Grant the service account the required IAM roles as described in Step 1: Prepare Your BigQuery Data. Minimum required:

  • roles/bigquery.jobUser at project level
  • roles/bigquery.dataEditor at dataset level

GCP Step 3: Generate a JSON Key

  1. In the Service Account details page, go to the Keys tab.
  2. Click Add Key > Create new key.
  3. Choose JSON format > Create.
  4. The browser downloads the .json key file automatically.
Keep the JSON file secure

This file grants full access to the service account. Store it safely and do not share it.

GCP Step 4: Allow Treasure AI Server IPs to Access BigQuery (If Necessary)

If your GCP project uses VPC Service Controls or organization policies that restrict API access by IP, add Treasure AI's export IP addresses to the allowed list.

Note

For the list of Treasure AI IP addresses to add, see Static IP Addresses for Integrations and Result Workers. Whitelist both the Import and Export tabs.