Google sign-in

Google sign-in
Use Google sign-in only when your organization has approved the standard Sign in with Google option for your DOE account.

Company SSO through Google Workspace is different. If your company told you to use company SSO, choose Sign in with SSO instead. When SSO and SCIM are enabled, your company manages your account and DOE access.
What you need
- The Google account approved for DOE.
- Access to Google's security checks.
- DOE access for the same email address.
Use the exact email approved by your administrator.
Sign in with Google
- Open the DOE sign-in page.
- Choose Sign in with Google.
- Select the approved Google account.
- Complete Google's security checks if shown.
- Return to DOE.
DOE then checks whether that email has access to a workspace.
If the wrong Google account opens
- Choose a different Google account if Google shows an account picker.
- Select the account with your approved email.
- If Google keeps choosing another account, open DOE in a private browser window and try again.
If Google sign-in does not work
| Problem | What to do |
|---|---|
| Google blocks login | Follow Google's prompt or contact the administrator responsible for that Google account |
| DOE says invitation required | For standard Google sign-in, ask your workspace admin to check the invitation for that email |
| Your company uses Google Workspace SSO | Return to sign-in and choose Sign in with SSO; ask your company admin to check SSO and SCIM access |
| DOE opens but no workspace appears | Ask the administrator responsible for DOE access to check the workspace and role |
| You forgot the Google password | Reset it with Google, not DOE |
| DOE says the account already exists | Use the existing account and approved email; do not create a duplicate |
Good to know
DOE does not see or manage your Google password. Google confirms your identity. Your administrator manages whether that email can access DOE.
For company-managed Google Workspace SSO and SCIM, your company also manages MFA, account changes and removal of access.