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# Google Login
To offer the most seamless experience, absolutely Google one-click is the best and here's how you enable it for your users on the Partner Dashboard.
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Do be aware, users often forget how they signed in and will reach out to you. Remind them they've used Google Login 🤓
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Get started by following the steps below (Max 10 minutes to get up and running)
1. **Create a new project on the Google Console**\
To begin the authentication process, create a new project before creating credentials and client id. Check the screenshot below and click here for [**Google console**](https://console.cloud.google.com/).\
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2. **Time to get the credentials**\
Create Credentials by clicking on [**Credentials** ](https://console.developers.google.com/apis/credentials/consent)menu option on Google console dashboard.\
3. **Time to get the OAuth Client ID**\
Now, tap the **OAuth client ID** option as shown in screenshot for reference below.
4. **Pick application type: Web Application**\
Aaaaaaand, that's a wrap! Leave the other bits to us to get it rolling! Woohoo 🤘🏼
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