Integrating SSO Providers

SSO Providers let your users sign in with email/password or with accounts they already have on other services (like Google, GitHub, or Slack). You connect the provider once, and WeWeb uses it to handle sign in, sign out, and basic identity for your app.

What SSO Providers do

Let users choose how to sign in — Email/password, social accounts, or single sign‑on depending on the provider
Centralise identity — Delegate sign in to a trusted provider instead of storing passwords yourself
Work with roles and access — Combine providers with WeWeb Users and Roles so you can restrict pages, collections, and endpoints

How to set up a provider (high level)

Open Data & API → Authentication → SSO Providers
Choose the provider you want to enable
Follow the in‑product steps to connect your provider account and copy/paste the required keys or credentials
Save and test by signing in with a test user

After enabling a provider, new users can sign in with that method. You can still create test users manually when needed.

Using the `Sign in with social provider` action

Once at least one social provider is configured, you use the Sign in with social provider action in an Interface workflow to let users log in.

Where to use this action

Login buttons and links — Add the action to a button on your login or landing page so users can click “Sign in with Google”, “Sign in with GitHub”, and so on.
Multi‑step sign‑in flows — Combine it with other actions (for example, Try/Catch, Open popup, or Change page) to show errors or route users to different parts of your app.

Action options

When you add Sign in with social provider to a workflow, you configure a few key options:

Provider — The social provider to use. You can only select providers you enabled in Data & API → Authentication → SSO Providers.
Success page — Where to send users after a successful sign in (for example a dashboard page).
Error page — Where to send users if sign in fails (for example a “Sign-in failed” page with a retry button).
New user page — Optional page for first‑time users (useful for onboarding).
Disable redirect — Keeps the user on the current page after sign in, so you can handle navigation yourself (for example with a Change page action).

These page selections are used as redirect URLs (the URLs the provider sends users back to after login). This is why your provider dashboard setup usually asks you to add one or more “redirect URLs”, “callback URLs”, or “allowed return URLs”.

Add a button to your login page and label it “Continue with Google”.
Create a workflow on click and add the Sign in with social provider action.
Set:
- Provider To google.
- Success page To your main dashboard.
- Error page To a simple “Sign‑in failed” page with a retry button.
- New user page To an onboarding page (optional).
Preview the project and sign in with a test Google account.
Confirm that:
- You are redirected to the correct page.
- The user is authenticated (for example, sections that require authentication now show and your protected API Endpoints accept the request).

After this point, all providers behave the same way: once a user is signed in, they follow the same rules as any other authenticated user. For details on roles, access checks, and how to protect data, see the Users and roles page and related auth documentation.

All SSO Providers

Below is a quick view of built‑in providers you can enable. Click a provider to open its dedicated setup guide (where available).

Email/password

Native sign up and sign in with email, passwords, OTP, and magic links.

Authentication

All Auth Systems

Integrating SSO Providers ​

What SSO Providers do ​

How to set up a provider (high level) ​

Using the Sign in with social provider action ​

Where to use this action ​

Action options ​

Example: basic social sign in flow ​

All SSO Providers ​

Email/password

Amazon Cognito

Apple

Atlassian

Discord

Dropbox

Facebook

Figma

GitHub

GitLab

Google

Hugging Face

Kakao

Kick

LINE

Linear

LinkedIn

Microsoft

Naver

Notion

PayPal

Polar

Reddit

Roblox

Salesforce

Slack

Spotify

TikTok

Twitch

Twitter (X)

Vercel

VK

Zoom