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# Single Sign On (SSO) with Google
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**Creating a new project in Google Cloud Console**
1. Go to and login with your organization’s admin credentials.
2. Create a new project (or use existing one). To create a new project, on the top left click Projects → New Project.
3. Enter Project Name and select Organization and click ‘Create’.
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**Configuring OAuth Consent Screen**
1. Select the project and from the left navigation menu, navigate to APIs and Services → OAuth Consent Screen
2. Click ‘Get Started’.
3. Enter the following details:
1. App Name (for example ‘EmpowerGPT SSO’).
2. User Support Email.
3. Audience → Internel
4. Contact Information
4. Click ‘Create’
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**Adding APIs and Scopes**
1. Navigate to ‘Data Access’ from the menu and click ‘Add or remove scopes’.
2. Add the following scopes:
1.
2.
3. Click ‘Update’.
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**Copy Client ID and Client Secret**
1. Navigate to ‘Clients’ and create a new client.
2. Select ‘Application Type’ as ‘Web Application’.
3. Enter Name (for example: EmpowerGPT SSO)
4. Add redirect URL as htps\://empowergpt.ai/auth/google/callback
5. Click ‘Create’.
6. Go to newly created client and copy ‘Client ID' and 'Client Secret’ and paste in EmpowerGPT.
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