# Single Sign On (SSO)

## SSO Configurations

For the purposes of this demo we will walk through setting up Google's single sign on. You can do this with any of the following by visiting their site and following their specific instructions:

* Google (demonstrated below)
* Linkedin
* Apple
* Facebook
* Meta

### Configuring Google SSO for the Platform

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To enable Google Single Sign-On (SSO) for your platform instance, an admin must complete the following steps.
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#### Prerequisites

1. **Admin access** – You must be logged in as a platform administrator.
2. **Google account** – Ensure you have a Google account to access Google Cloud.
3. **Google Cloud project** – You need a project in the [Google Cloud Console](https://console.cloud.google.com/).
   * Follow Google’s guide on creating a project if you do not already have one.
   * You will need to create credentials for OAuth 2.0 to obtain a **Client ID**. Refer to Google’s OAuth documentation for detailed instructions.
     * <https://developers.google.com/identity/protocols/oauth2>

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Google documentation and steps are subject to change.
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#### Platform Configuration

1. Navigate to **Platform Config / Login Requirements** in the admin interface.
2. Navigate to Configure Platform on the left side under Admin
   1. **Check** "Google" as your authentication method.

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Enter the following details for Google:

* **Google Client ID** – Copy this from your Google Cloud project’s OAuth credentials.
* **Login Service Domain** – The domain used for your Google SSO login, read-only.
* **Click** "Save" to apply the changes.

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Once saved, your platform will use Google SSO for user authentication. Users will be redirected to Google to log in.


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