Single sign-on
Skip the password.
Sign in with an account you already trust. One tap with Google or Microsoft, and you're in — no new password to remember.
How it works
One account, fewer passwords.
Choose Google or Microsoft, approve the sign-in with your provider, and you're in. You can also connect either account later as an extra way to sign in — and disconnect it just as easily.
- One tap to sign in — no new password
- Add it later as an extra sign-in method
- Disconnect any time from your settings
Why use it
Fewer passwords, less risk.
Faster sign-in
Skip the sign-up form and the password reset emails — you're in with a tap.
One strong account
Lean on the security you've already set up with Google or Microsoft, two-factor and all.
Yours to change
Connect or disconnect Google and Microsoft as sign-in methods whenever you like.
Single sign-on, answered.
Google and Microsoft. Choose one to sign in, or connect both as alternative ways to reach your account.
This is signing in with your personal Google or Microsoft account. It isn't SAML-based enterprise single sign-on.
Yes. Single sign-on is an option, not a replacement — keep a password if you prefer, or add one later from your settings.
Any time, as long as you keep another way in. Add a password or connect a second provider, then remove the one you no longer want from your settings.
Sign in the easy way.
Join the waitlist and sign in with Google or Microsoft when you're onboarded.
Password sign-in is always available too.