How does Google Single Sign-On work?

Google Single Sign-On (SSO) provides an efficient, secure, and streamlined way to access various websites and apps using your Google account credentials. 

When using Google SSO, specific data, including your first name, last name, and email address, is shared between Google and Continued to authenticate your identity. This process ensures you can conveniently log in to the Continued platform without remembering a unique username and password.

When you use Google SSO, you only have to keep track of your Google account password, which simplifies your login process. Additionally, since Google is responsible for verifying your identity, the risk of compromising your password on individual sites is minimized. Google’s security protocols help safeguard your information.

To use Google SSO to create a new account, skip the data fields and select the Continue with Google button at the bottom of the page. Choose the Google account you want to associate with your Continued account and complete the subscription process.

To use Google SSO to sign into an existing account, select the Continue with Google button, and then select the Google account associated with your Continued account to log in to the website.