Google sign-in
Guests can enter with a Google account on the phone. The website uses the same Google sign-in when someone checks out a paid course.
What this feature does
A guest can enter with a Google account instead of a password. On the public website the same Google sign-in is used when someone checks out a paid course.
The phone app uses the same Google sign-in. It needs the app’s signing key registered before the button works on a device.
Google sign-in is on the Mobile app and Website. It is not on the Web portal and Desktop.
How it flows
- 1Tap Google
- 2The account is matched
- 3Checkout can continue
Step by step: how to use it
- 1Tap Google
The person chooses the Google account on the phone or the website.
- 2The account is matched
The server links that Google identity to a guest or a learner.
- 3Checkout can continue
On the website, a paid course can be bought with that signed-in account.
Quick answers
- What is Google sign-in?
- A guest can enter with a Google account instead of a password. On the public website the same Google sign-in is used when someone checks out a paid course. It is part of Sign-in in Paperless Institutes.
- Which apps include Google sign-in?
- Google sign-in is on the Mobile app and Website. It is not on the Web portal and Desktop.
- Who uses Google sign-in?
- Guests and online-course buyers use Google sign-in. Guests can enter with a Google account on the phone.
- How does Google sign-in work?
- 1. Tap Google. 2. The account is matched. 3. Checkout can continue.
More in Sign-in
Sign in with email, phone, or roll number and a password. Each app then opens the home screen for that person's role.
Guests sign into the mobile app with a one-time code. The public website also texts a code to confirm a phone number on an inquiry or partner-college form.
A person who forgot the password can request a reset and set a new one.