Enable Google Single Sign-On for Team Members
- 12 Sep 2023
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Enable Google Single Sign-On for Team Members
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Article summary
G Suite can be enabled for Dialpad Meetings to enable Google Single Sign On for team members. To enable this, admins must head to the Dialpad Meetings dashboard and select Team Settings. Once enabled, all new additions to the team will need a matching domain and will be required to sign in through Google SSO. Existing users with passwords will also need to sign in through G Suite. All users must have a G Suite email or they will be locked out of their account.
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Use G Suite in your organization? Admins can enable Google Single Sign-On (SSO) for team members.
Let's take a look at how this works.
Who can use this feature
To enable Google Single Sign-On for your team, you'll need a Dialpad Meetings Business license while serving as an Admin.
Enable Google SSO
To enable Google SSO for Dialpad Meetings, head to your Dialpad Meetings dashboard.
- Select Team
- Navigate to Team Settings
- Select the 'Require users to sign in with Google SSO' toggle
- Verify that your organization has Google Apps, then confirm all changes.
FAQs
Once enabled, will all my Users have SSO?
Once enabled, any new additions to your Dialpad Meetings team will need a matching domain to the Dialpad Meetings Admin.
Users will be required to sign in (or sign up) through Google SSO to access their Dialpad Meetings account and will include a link to log in with Google.
I enabled SSO and now some of my Users are locked out, why?
All User's emails must match the Admin's domain. Any users who don't have a G Suite email will be locked out of their account
What if I already have a password?
Users that have already created a password will need to sign in through G Suite
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