Single Sign-On (Google)

Step 1: Obtain Google OAuth API keys

1. Create or select a Google Cloud project:

• Go to: https://console.developers.google.com/cloud-resource-manager
• Click on CREATE PROJECT. Give your project a name and select your organization/location (if applicable).
• Do you already have a project for this connection? Then you can skip this step and directly select the existing project.
  
  

2. Open the API & Services settings:

• Once the project is created, click on View Project.
• You will now be on the project dashboard. Click on APIs & Services → OAuth consent screen.

3. Set up the OAuth Consent Screen:

• Choose Internal if only users within your organization have access, or External if external users also need access.
• Fill in the required fields.
• Save the settings.

4. Create OAuth 2.0 Client Credentials:

• Go to Credentials in the left menu. Click on + CREATE CREDENTIALS → OAuth client ID.
• Choose Application type: Web application.
• Give the client a recognizable name, for example FileFlow SSO.

5. Set Authorized Redirect URIs:

• Add the following URL under Authorized redirect URIs (this is needed to redirect the SSO back to FileFlow):
• Enter the Redirect-URI: https://subdomain.fileflow.nl/users/auth/google_oauth2/callback (replace subdomain with your subdomain).
• Click on Create to create the application.

6. Download or copy the information:

• After creating, you will see the following information:
  • Client ID
  • Client Secret

Step 2: Configure FileFlow for SSO

To complete the SSO integration in FileFlow, we need the following information from you:

• Client ID: The application ID you noted down.
• Client Secret: The generated client secret.

Send this information securely to us, so we can complete the configuration on our end.