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You can integrate SSO with Mention Me to allow employees to log in using their existing identity provider. This removes the need for passwords and lets you manage authentication centrally. Account provisioning and role assignment are still managed within Mention Me. Once SSO is enabled, email/password login is disabled for users under the configured domain(s).
Only configure domains your organisation controls. Improper configuration may expose your platform to unauthorised users.

Prerequisites

  • A Google Workspace account
  • A verified domain linked to your Google Workspace
  • Users with email addresses matching this domain

Google setup

1

Create a new project

Go to the Google Cloud Platform Console and create a new project.
2

Create OAuth credentials

Go to APIs & Services > Credentials and click Create Credentials > OAuth client ID.
3

Configure the consent screen

Configure the OAuth consent screen. Mention Me only requires default scopes and an entry for mention-me.com. Save the consent screen settings.
4

Set up the web application

Select Web application as the application type and provide a name for the OAuth client ID.Set Authorized JavaScript origins: https://mention-me.comSet Authorized redirect URI: https://mention-me.com/oauth/google/client/redirect/xxxx (replace xxxx with your account identifier)
5

Generate credentials

Click Create to generate your client ID and secret. Copy the client ID and secret for Mention Me configuration.

Mention Me setup

1

Open SSO configuration

Log in as an administrator and visit the SSO configuration page (Demo link).
2

Configure Google SSO

Choose Google as the SSO provider and enter your Client ID, Client Secret, and Domain.
Once saved, email/password login is disabled for all users under the configured domain.

Default permissions

  • Demo platform: Marketing access
  • Live platform: Customer Service access
Toggle this via a checkbox on the SSO setup page. Admins can adjust user permissions manually afterward.

Tips

  • Users can revoke access via Google Workspace: Google Account > Security > Account Permissions > Mention Me > Revoke Access. This prompts the consent screen again on next login.

Disabling Google Auth

If you disable OAuth after enabling it, users can log in again with email/password. New users created during SSO usage will not have a password — a password reset must be triggered for them to regain access.
Last modified on March 31, 2026