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Enabling Google Login for White-Label Agencies Agency Admins and Owners can enable Google Login for their white-label (WL) domains by following the steps…

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Enabling Google Login for White-Label Agencies

Agency Admins and Owners can enable Google Login for their white-label (WL) domains by following the steps below:

  • Log in to your agency account.

  • Navigate to Settings > Company > Whitelabel.

    Step 2 of 4: Navigate to Settings > Company > Whitelabel What this shows Step 2 of 4: Navigate to Settings > Company > Whitelabel. What this shows Shows where to go for step 2 of 4 in the "Enabling Google Login for White-Label Agencies" section of "Google Login for WL agencies". This screenshot accompanies step 2 of 4 in the "Enabling Google Login for White-Label Agencies" section of "Google Login for WL agencies". At this point in the walkthrough you navigate to Settings > Company > Whitelabel. The navigation path used here is Settings > Company > Whitelabel. The next step is to if your white-label domain is configured correctly, you'll see a toggle to enable Google Login. Step 2 of 4Path: Settings > Company > WhitelabelImage 1 of 4 Where to goNavigate to Settings > Company > Whitelabel.
    Buttons and menus referenced Settings > Company > WhitelabelAgency Admins and OwnersLog intoggle to enable Google Login"Sign in with Google" CTA
    Next stepIf your white-label domain is configured correctly, you'll see a toggle to enable Google Login.
    All 4 steps in this procedure
    1. Log in to your agency account.
    2. Navigate to Settings > Company > Whitelabel. this image
    3. If your white-label domain is configured correctly, you'll see a toggle to enable Google Login.
    4. Once enabled, the WL login page will display a "Sign in with Google" CTA, allowing users to authenticate via Google OAuth.

  • If your white-label domain is configured correctly, you'll see a toggle to enable Google Login.

  • Once enabled, the WL login page will display a "Sign in with Google" CTA, allowing users to authenticate via Google OAuth.

    Step 4 of 4: Once enabled, the WL login page will display a "Sign in with Google"… What this shows Step 4 of 4: Once enabled, the WL login page will display a "Sign in with Google" CTA, allowing users to authenticate via Google OAuth. What this shows Shows what this covers for step 4 of 4 in the "Enabling Google Login for White-Label Agencies" section of "Google Login for WL agencies". This screenshot accompanies step 4 of 4 in the "Enabling Google Login for White-Label Agencies" section of "Google Login for WL agencies". At this point in the walkthrough you once enabled, the WL login page will display a "Sign in with Google" CTA, allowing users to authenticate via Google OAuth. The navigation path used here is Settings > Company > Whitelabel. Step 4 of 4Path: Settings > Company > WhitelabelImage 2 of 4 What this coversOnce enabled, the WL login page will display a "Sign in with Google" CTA, allowing users to authenticate via Google OAuth.
    Buttons and menus referenced "Sign in with Google" CTAAgency Admins and OwnersLog inSettings > Company > Whitelabeltoggle to enable Google Login
    All 4 steps in this procedure
    1. Log in to your agency account.
    2. Navigate to Settings > Company > Whitelabel.
    3. If your white-label domain is configured correctly, you'll see a toggle to enable Google Login.
    4. Once enabled, the WL login page will display a "Sign in with Google" CTA, allowing users to authenticate via Google OAuth. this image

Login flow for users:

When logging in to a White-Label domain using Google, users should follow these steps:

  • Visit the White-Label domain and click on the “Sign in with Google” CTA on the login page.

  • The user will be redirected to the following URL:
    https://login.leadconnectorhq.com/google?origin=<your whitelabel domain>

  • Allow pop-ups for the above URL in your browser.

    This is a one-time action per browser and is required for the Google OAuth window to appear properly.

Login flow for users: (image 3 of 4) What this shows Visit the White-Label domain and click on the “Sign in with Google” CTA on the login page. What this shows Illustrates the "Login flow for users:" section of "Google Login for WL agencies". This screenshot appears in the "Login flow for users:" section of "Google Login for WL agencies". The text alongside this image reads: Visit the White-Label domain and click on the “Sign in with Google” CTA on the login page. The user will be redirected to the following URL: https://login.leadconnectorhq.com/google?origin= Allow pop-ups for the above URL in your browser. This is a one-time action per…. Immediately after, the guide continues: Once pop-ups are enabled, the Google OAuth screen will appear. Image 3 of 4 What to clickVisit the White-Label domain and click on the “Sign in with Google” CTA on the login page. The user will be redirected to the following URL: https://login.leadconnectorhq.com/google?origin=<your whitelabel domain> Allow pop-ups for the above URL in your browser. This is a one-time action per browser and is required for the Google OAuth window to appear properly.
Buttons and menus referenced Visit the White-Label domain“Sign in with Google”Allow pop-upsone-time action per browserGoogle OAuth screennot associated with the agencyredirected back to the login screen
Next stepOnce pop-ups are enabled, the Google OAuth screen will appear.
All 3 steps in this procedure
  1. Visit the White-Label domain and click on the “Sign in with Google” CTA on the login page.
  2. The user will be redirected to the following URL: https://login.leadconnectorhq.com/google?origin=<your whitelabel domain>
  3. Allow pop-ups for the above URL in your browser. This is a one-time action per browser and is required for the Google OAuth window to appear properly.

  • Once pop-ups are enabled, the Google OAuth screen will appear.

    • Select the Google account that is registered with the corresponding WL agency.

    • If the selected account is not associated with the agency, an error message will be shown:

      “User does not exist”

Login flow for users: (image 4 of 4) What this shows Once pop-ups are enabled, the Google OAuth screen will appear. What this shows Illustrates the "Login flow for users:" section of "Google Login for WL agencies". This screenshot appears in the "Login flow for users:" section of "Google Login for WL agencies". The text alongside this image reads: Once pop-ups are enabled, the Google OAuth screen will appear. Immediately after, the guide continues: Upon successful authentication, the user will be redirected back to the login screen and signed into their account. Image 4 of 4 What this coversOnce pop-ups are enabled, the Google OAuth screen will appear.
Buttons and menus referenced Visit the White-Label domain“Sign in with Google”Allow pop-upsone-time action per browserGoogle OAuth screennot associated with the agencyredirected back to the login screen
Next stepUpon successful authentication, the user will be redirected back to the login screen and signed into their account.
All 3 steps in this procedure
  1. Visit the White-Label domain and click on the “Sign in with Google” CTA on the login page.
  2. The user will be redirected to the following URL: https://login.leadconnectorhq.com/google?origin=<your whitelabel domain>
  3. Allow pop-ups for the above URL in your browser. This is a one-time action per browser and is required for the Google OAuth window to appear properly.
  • Upon successful authentication, the user will be redirected back to the login screen and signed into their account.

Custom CSS:

  • The addition of the new CTA will not impact any existing CSS implementations. However, agency admins may need to add or adjust CSS specifically for the new CTA based on their individual use case and styling preferences.

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