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Reference page for setting up single sign-on with Google
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Reference page for setting up single sign-on with Google
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Servoy Cloud offers a Sign-in with Google option to simplify user authentication. Follow the steps below to enable this feature.
Google Developer account: Sign in with your Google account, or create one to access the API Console.
Google project: Use the default My First Project
or create a new
To enable Single Sign-On (SSO) with Google in Servoy Cloud, complete the .
Once you have set up your account and google project, the next step is to generate credentials.
When you use single sign-on, your app requests authorizations for one or more scopes of access from a Google Account. Google displays a consent screen to the user including a summary of your project and its policies and the requested scopes of access.
To configure the consent screen:
Navigate to Credentials
menu item
Click the Create Credentials
button and select OAuth client ID
Configure Consent screen
Choose the desired target user type, Internal or External
Fill in the required information
App Name
Upload logo (optional)
User support email
Developer contact information
To generate the Google Client ID and Client Secret ID:
Navigate to Credentials
menu item
Click the Create Credentials
button and select OAuth client ID
Configure the following settings:
Field
Value to Provide
Application type
Web application
Authorized JavaScript origins
Provided in the Security Designer in CCC:
- Expand menu Sign in with Google
- Click the Setup Guide
link
Authorized redirect URIs
Provided in the Security Designer in CCC:
- Expand menu Sign in with Google
- Click the Setup Guide
link
During this process, Google will generate a Client ID and Client Secret for your application.
To finish SSO Setup and enable it for your Servoy Cloud Application:
Access Servoy Cloud Application Settings:
Go to Application -> Your Application -> Application Settings
using the Configure
button.
Enable Sign-in with Microsoft
Click the Create custom login
button.
Navigate to the Security Login
page.
Expand the Sign in with Google
section.
Fill in the generated Client ID
and Client Secret ID
Save settings
Your application now supports Google Single Sign-On for user authentication.