Authentication

Authentication in our system can be achieved via two methods: Google SSO and Basic Authentication.

Google SSO

To use Google Single Sign-On (SSO), ensure that your Google Workspace is properly configured. This involves setting the AUTH_CLIENT_ID and AUTH_CLIENT_SECRET in your environment. For more details on setting up Google SSO, refer to the Google Identity Platform documentation.

Username and Password

For Username and Password Authentication, you need to configure the SMTP settings in your environment file. This is crucial for receiving authentication emails during the onboarding process. Make sure to set the appropriate SMTP server details, including the server address, port, and credentials.

If SMTP credentials are not available, you can manually copy and paste the invitation links from the user table on the settings page.

User Roles

The first user created in the system is automatically assigned the primary admin role, granting full administrative privileges to manage other users and system settings. For more detailed information on user management and roles, please refer to the User Management Guide.