Using and setting up Google SSO
Connect to Beetween with Google
To connect to Beetween with Google, first go to the Beetween login page, then click on “Other connection options”. Choose “Connect with Google”: a pop-up window will appear, allowing you to enter your Google login details and connect to Beetween.
💡 When a user connects via Google, Beetween stores the information directly in its cookies, enabling it to offer the connection via Google directly to the user the next time.
Solve connection problems
If you're experiencing connection problems (Beetween homepage not loading, error messages, etc.), the solution is probably below. Let's take a look at the various requirements for a smooth connection via Google.
Do you or your company administrator have access to the authentication settings?
To use authentication via Google, this option must have been subscribed to in advance and configured at the same time as your Beetween accounts. If this is the case, you or your company administrator can access the “Authentication” page (Settings > Advanced settings > Authentication).
From this page, you can select “Connect via Google” as your connection method. You can also “Allow login/password” as an additional option.
⚠️ Don't forget to select the “Company” scope in the breadcrumb trail below the page title if you want the changes you're about to save to be applied to your entire company.
📌 The breadcrumb trail is organized as follows: Company > Agency > User.
You have the option of applying modifications only to a specific user; this setting will take precedence over the one applied to your entire company.
Has the user's SSO login been entered correctly?
When creating a new user, you can enter the user's SSO login, i.e. their Google ID. If this field is not filled in correctly, the connection via Google will not work. The error message “There is no user account on Beetween linked to these login details” will be displayed.
You can modify the contents of this field at any time by going to Settings > Account configuration > Users and clicking on “Modify” in the menu in the “Actions” column of the table.
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What is Google SSO?
Google SSO is a feature for authenticating Beetween users via Google Single Sign-On, which uses the oAuth protocol.