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Google Workspace: Set up and find SSO configuration information
Google Workspace: Set up and find SSO configuration information

Learn to set up and find the correct information to configure single sign-on for your Dotdigital account using Google Workspace.

Gareth Burroughes avatar
Written by Gareth Burroughes
Updated over a week ago

Before you start

Things you need to know:


1. Create a new Google Cloud Project

  1. In Google Workspace, go to your Google Cloud Platform projects list.

  2. Select +CREATE PROJECT.
    For Project name, enter a name for your project.Use a name that's easy to identify, such as Dotdigital.

  3. If you want to publish an app listing privately to a domain, under Organization, choose the organization that needs access to the app.

  4. Select Create.


2. Create a client ID and client secret

  1. Select +CREATE CREDENTIALS, then OAuth client ID.

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  2. Google might ask you to create a product name. If so, select Configure consent screen, and enter any requested information.

    For the product name, use a name that's easy to identify, such as Dotdigital.

  3. For Application type, select Web application.

  4. For Authorised JavaScript origins, enter the URI https://login.dotdigital.com.

  5. For Authorised redirect URIs, enter the URI https://login.dotdigital.com/Sso/Authenticate.

  6. Select Create. You now see your new credentials.

  7. Copy the client ID and client secret, and save them for later.

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3. Authorise your domain

1. Using the side-menu, go to OAuth consent screen.
2. For User type, select Internal.
3. For Authorized domains, enter dotdigital.com.

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4. Select SAVE AND CONTINUE.


4. Copy the Well-known endpoint

The Well-known endpoint for Google Workspace is https://accounts.google.com/.well-known/openid-configuration. Copy this endpoint and save it for later.


Next steps

You now have all the information you need to set SSO up on your account.

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