Google SSO Integration

Integration Summary
Google Sign-In is a secure authentication system that enables your users to sign in with their Google Account. We integrate with Google to provide you with a seamless login experience that is both safe and securely.

If your company already uses Google, you can quickly and easily allow your employees to use their single sign-on details to access Learn Amp.

Main Features

Enjoy a seamless login experience between Learn Amp and your organisations Google account.

Your employees will be able to sign into the Learn Amp platform with their Google account without the need for a user name or password.
Signing in is quick and easy, while remaining safe and secure.

Known Limitations/ Considerations

User accounts: This integration only authenticates against existing user accounts in Learn Amp. Any of your google account users who do not have a corresponding account in Learn Amp with the same email address will not be able to sign In to Learn Amp until and account has been created for them.

How the Platforms Connect

Learn Amp authenticates against a users google account using OAuth2.

When logging in for the first time, users will be required to grant permissions for the authentication process. This wont be required on any subsequent logins there after.

Permissions/Scopes Required

For SSO with Google to work effectively, we store a single unique identifier (uid) for the Google Account against the corresponding user on Learn Amp. No other information is stored.

Set up Instructions

Once Learn Amp has enabled the integration for your account, and you have authenticated yourself, the setup is complete.

Other Frequently Asked Questions

Learn Amp authenticates against a users google account using OAuth2.

We only store a single unique identifier (uid) for the Google Account against the corresponding user on Learn Amp. No other information is stored.

Yes. You can use Google SSO in combination with email and password login. This allows other users to access Learn Amp without authenticating with Google.

Yes, it’s possible to remove the option for users to login using email and password leaving just SSO. Your Implementation coach can configure this for you. This option will not work if you have indented users without a Google account as described in the question above.