Users whose ManageBac+ accounts are associated with Gmail can Login with Google if this functionality is enabled by the school's ManageBac+ administrator.
Requesting Integration
Via Settings > Integrations > Partners > Google Single Sign-On
An admin on your account can request to enable Login with Google by navigating to Settings > Integrations > Partners and clicking Google Single Sign-on.
Click Request Integration and confirm Yes in the pop-up prompt, to confirm your school's interest in enabling this feature. Below you will also find an example of what this will look like for your users when they attempt to login to ManageBac+ via Sign-in with Google.
Once clicked, the button will change to Waiting for Integration and your Account Manager will be in touch within 24hrs to confirm your interest in enabling single sign-on. You can also find instructions on the right-hand side to understand how to configure the integration.
Enabling Google Single Sign-on
Step 1: Create a New Project on Google
As an Administrator, navigate to https://console.cloud.google.com/
Step 2. Create a new project
Click CREATE PROJECT, enter a name for your project and click Create.
Step 3: via Project Dashboard
Select Go to APIs overview in the Project Dashboard
Step 4a: via OAuth consent screen
Via the left menu, select the OAuth consent screen tab and select the User Type. We recommend "Internal" for all SSO integrations. Then click Create.
Then, enter:
1. App Name
2. Your school user support email
3. Authorized domains (Add 'ManageBac.com' to Authorized domains)
4. Developer email address and click
5. Save and Continue at the bottom of the page.
*Note Step 3 - Add 'ManageBac.com' to Authorized domains
(managebac.US for schools that have [subdomain].managebac.US URLs after July 31st, 2025)
Step 4b. via Credentials tab on the left menu
Via the Credentials tab, click on CREATE CREDENTIALS and select OAuth client ID.
b. Add an appropriate application name.
c. Add the following URL to the Authorized redirect URIs field using your school's ManageBac+ account Subdomain: https://SUBDOMAIN.ManageBac.com/auth/google/callback (https://[SUBDOMAIN].managebac.us/auth/google/callback for those schools with [subdomain].managebac.US ManageBac URLs after July 31st, 2025)
d. Click Create
Step 5: Secret Key and Client ID
After completing Step 4, you will be presented with your Client ID and Client Secret. Please make note of these for future reference.
Step 6: via Settings > Integrations > Partners
Logged in as an Administrator on your ManageBac+ account, navigate to Settings > Integrations > Partners > Google Single Sign-On > tick the Enabled checkbox.
Enter your Client ID and Client Secret. Then click Save Changes
Step 7: Wait 10 minutes and Log-in!
Once set up, users whose ManageBac+ account is associated with a Gmail account will be able to Sign-in with Google. Please note, this may take around 10 minutes to take effect after enabling the API.
If you have any difficulty, please contact us via Submit a request
Frequently Asked Questions
Will logging out of ManageBac+ log me out of all my Google apps using the same account?
No - logging out of ManageBac+ will only log you out of ManageBac+. You will remain logged into Google. Therefore we recommend using this service from your personal computer. If using a shared computer, ensure you log out of Google entirely before ending your session
Can users still log in using their old ManageBac+ credentials when logging in with Google is enabled?
Yes, you can choose to log in using your ManageBac+ username and password or with Google.
Does enabling Login with Google create new accounts or change emails of existing accounts on ManageBac+?
No. It allows users whose ManageBac+ ID is associated with Google to login but does not change any existing accounts.
Does the Google account need to be associated with the school or can any user with a Google account log into ManageBac+?
This depends on the "allowed domain" in Google. If left blank, any user with a Google email can log in (as long as they already have a ManageBac+ ID associated with that email). If an allowed domain is specified, only users with emails associated with that Google domain can log in with Google.