Cryptlex Documentation
  • Welcome to Cryptlex!
  • Getting Started
    • Overview
    • Licensing Models
  • License Management
    • License Templates
    • Implementing License Models
    • Custom License Fields
    • Meter Attributes
    • Creating Licenses
    • Renewing Licenses
    • Extending Licenses
    • Suspending Licenses
    • Revoking Licenses
    • Maintenance Policies
  • User Management
    • Roles
    • Creating Users
    • Authenticating Users
    • Organizations
    • Resellers
    • Customer Portal
    • Reseller Portal
    • Google SSO
    • SAML SSO
  • Feature Management
    • Overview
    • Feature Flags and Product Versions
    • Use Cases
    • Creating Product Versions
  • Release Management
    • Overview
    • Creating Releases
    • Distributing Releases
  • Node Locked Licenses
    • Overview
    • Using LexActivator
      • Using LexActivator with C, C++ and Objective C
      • Using LexActivator with C#
      • Using LexActivator with VB.NET
      • Using LexActivator with Java
      • Using LexActivator with Delphi
      • Using LexActivator with Python
      • Using LexActivator with Go
      • Using LexActivator with Node.js
      • Using LexActivator with Ruby
      • Using LexActivator with Android
      • Using LexActivator with iOS
    • Using Web API
    • Offline Activations
    • Proxies and Firewall
  • Floating Licenses
    • Overview
    • Hosted Floating License Server
    • On-Premise Floating Licenses
      • LexFloatServer
      • Using LexFloatClient
        • Using LexFloatClient with C, C++ & Objective C
        • Using LexFloatClient with C#
        • Using LexFloatClient with VB.NET
        • Using LexFloatClient with Java
        • Using LexFloatClient with Delphi
        • Using LexFloatClient with Python
        • Using LexFloatClient with Node.js
        • Using LexFloatClient with Go
        • Using LexFloatClient with Android
        • Using LexFloatClient with iOS
      • Offline Floating License
  • Named User Licenses
  • Timed Trials
    • Verified Trials
    • Unverified Trials
  • Licensing Docker Apps
  • Webhooks
  • Automated Emails
  • Web Integration
    • Personal Access Tokens
    • Using Web API
    • Using Zapier
    • Using FastSpring
    • Custom Development
  • Changelog
    • Web API
    • LexActivator
    • LexFloatClient
    • LexFloatServer
  • Legal
    • Terms of Service
    • Privacy Policy
    • Subprocessors
    • Data Processing Addendum
    • Service Level Agreement
    • Security, Privacy, and Compliance
    • Open Source Licenses
  • Cryptlex On-Premise
    • Overview
    • System Requirements
    • Server Layout
    • Installation Guide
      • Docker Compose
      • Kubernetes
    • Configuring Client Libraries
    • Monitoring and Error Reporting
Powered by GitBook
On this page
  • Enable Google SSO
  • Enable Google SSO for sub-domain/custom domain
  • Create the Google Client ID
  1. User Management

Google SSO

PreviousReseller PortalNextSAML SSO

Last updated 8 months ago

You can use Google SSO (Single Sign On) to reduce the number of logins required to access your web apps. Users login with their Google credentials, then access third-party applications. SSO reduces the number of passwords people need to manage.

Enable Google SSO

To enable Google SSO for your account, go to the Settings -> Profile page in the admin portal and click the Enable Google Login button.

Enable Google SSO for sub-domain/custom domain

Your customers and resellers can log in to the customer and reseller portals using Cryptlx sub-domain or custom domain URLs only. To enable Google SSO for sub-domain/custom domain you first need to create the Google Client ID for the sub-domain/custom domain.

Create the Google Client ID

  • Navigate to and select CONFIGURE A PROJECT.

  • In the Configure your OAuth client dialog, select Web browser.

  • In the "Authorized Javascript Origin" text entry box, set the sub-domain/custom domain URLs. For example, https://mycompany.customer.cryptlex.com, https://mycompany.reseller.cryptlex.com etc.

  • Copy the Client ID.

Then go to the Settings -> Account page in the admin portal and click the Configure Google SSO button and paste the Client ID.

Integrating Google Sign-In into your web app