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What is Google OAuth?

Google OAuth lets you sign in to Granite using your existing Google account. No separate password needed.

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How It Works

1

Click Sign in with Google

On the login page, click the Sign in with Google button
2

Select Your Google Account

If you have multiple Google accounts, select the one you want to use
3

Authorize Granite

Google asks you to authorize Granite to access your basic profile:
  • Email address
  • Name
  • Profile picture
4

Redirected to Dashboard

After authorization, you’re automatically signed into Granite

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What Granite Accesses

When you sign in with Google, Granite receives:
DataPurpose
EmailIdentify your account
NameDisplay in the UI
Profile pictureShow your avatar
Granite does not access your Gmail, Drive, Calendar, or any other Google services.

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Benefits

Instant

One click, no email waiting

Secure

Google handles authentication

SSO Ready

Works with Google Workspace

Familiar

Same flow you use everywhere

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Google Workspace Users

If your company uses Google Workspace:
  • Sign in with your work email
  • IT admins can manage access
  • Works with your organization’s security policies

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Troubleshooting

  • Click the account selector during sign-in
  • Or sign out of Google and try again
  • Use incognito mode to force account selection
  • Clear browser cookies
  • Try incognito mode
  • Contact support if persists
Your organization may have disabled Google OAuth. Use magic link instead.

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Switching Methods

You can switch between magic link and Google OAuth anytime:
  • Use whichever is convenient
  • Same account either way
  • Both link to your email address
Use Google OAuth when you need quick access. Use magic link if Google is unavailable or blocked.