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Connected Accounts & SSO
How to connect Google and GitHub accounts for single sign-on (SSO) and manage your connected authentication methods.
Updated April 10, 20261 views
BookAuth supports single sign-on (SSO) through Google and GitHub, allowing you to log in without a separate password.
Available SSO Options
| Provider | How to Connect |
|---|---|
| Settings > Security > Connected Accounts > Connect Google | |
| GitHub | Settings > Security > Connected Accounts > Connect GitHub |
| Email/Password | Always available as fallback |
Connecting an Account
- Navigate to Settings > Security > Connected Accounts
- Click "Connect" next to Google or GitHub
- Authorize BookAuth in the provider's login flow
- Your account is now linked
Benefits of SSO
- Faster login — one-click sign-in
- No password to remember — your provider handles authentication
- Enhanced security — leverage Google/GitHub's 2FA
- Multiple options — connect both providers and email/password
Disconnecting
- Navigate to Settings > Security > Connected Accounts
- Click "Disconnect" next to the provider
- Ensure you have at least one other login method (email/password or another SSO) before disconnecting
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can I log in with both Google and GitHub?
A: Yes. Connect both and use whichever is convenient at login time.
Q: What happens if I change my Google email?
A: Your BookAuth account is linked to your Google account ID, not the email. The connection persists.
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