Sign in with Google or Apple
Sign in with one click through Google or Apple, without a password. An account created this way confirms it’s you later by signing in again with the same provider.
Steps
1
On the sign-in page, choose Sign in with Google or Sign in with Apple.
2
Choose your account at the provider and agree.
If you don’t have a Corteksa account, an account and a new workspace are created for you. If you have an account with the same email, you’re signed in to it.
3
Signing in from your phone and from the web takes you to the same account.
There’s no password you know
An account created through Google or Apple has no password that you know. So for sensitive actions, such as transferring ownership and deleting the workspace, Corteksa asks you to sign in again with Google or Apple instead of entering a password.
Hiding your email with Apple
Apple may give Corteksa a relay email instead of your real email. This email stays the same, and codes, invitations and notifications reach you through it.
Invitations
If you’re invited to a workspace and your account is a Google or Apple account, choose Sign in to accept and sign in the same way. See Invite a teammate to your workspace by email.
If something goes wrong
What you see
Why
What to do
You’re asked to “Confirm with Google”, but you signed up with an email and password
An old account had its type recorded wrongly, and it was corrected.
Refresh the page and try again. If it happens again, contact support.
“You’re signed in with another account at the provider”
The Google or Apple account that’s open isn’t the one linked to your account.
Sign out of the provider’s account, and sign in with the right one.
You try to accept an invitation, and you’re asked to “Switch account”
You signed in with an email other than the invited one.
Sign in with the account that has the invited email.
Good to know
The Apple option shows in the iOS app and the web app whenever it’s turned on for your setup.
An account is linked to one social provider. If you change your sign-in email, keep using the same provider you created the account with.
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