How this works
You create a small “Sign in with Google” client in your Google Cloud account and send us its details. You also send us the list of people who should have access. We add each person to Supamodel. When someone on the list signs in, Google checks who they are and Supamodel lets them in. Anyone not on the list is refused, even if they work at your company. Not sure this is the right option? See Sign in with Google to compare it with option 2.Before you start
You need:- A Google Workspace account at your company.
- Permission to create a project in the Google Cloud console. If you can’t, ask your Google Workspace admin.
- The redirect URL we sent you. It looks like
https://auth.supamodel.io/.... If you don’t have it, ask us.
Set up the Google sign-in client
1
Open the Google Cloud console
Go to console.cloud.google.com and sign in with your work account.Select a project, or create a new one called
supamodel-sso. When you create it, check that Location shows your company’s organisation, not No organisation.2
Set up the consent screen
Go to APIs & Services > OAuth consent screen. In newer versions of the console this is under Google Auth Platform > Branding and Audience.Enter these details:
- App name:
Supamodel - User support email: your email address
- Audience (or User type): Internal
- Authorised domains: add
supamodel.ioif the console asks for one
3
Create the client
Go to APIs & Services > Credentials (or Google Auth Platform > Clients). Click Create credentials > OAuth client ID.
- Application type: Web application
- Name:
Supamodel - Authorised redirect URIs: click Add URI and paste the redirect URL we sent you, exactly as it is
4
Copy the client ID and secret
Google shows a Client ID and a Client secret. Copy both somewhere safe for the next step.If you close the window by accident, open the client from the credentials list to see them again.
Send us the details
1
Send the client ID
Email the Client ID to [email protected]. It isn’t secret, so email is fine.
2
Send the client secret securely
We send you a secure, one-time link. Paste the Client secret into that link.
3
Send your access list
Email us the people who should have access. For each person, include:
- Their full name
- The Google work email they sign in to Google with
Test and switch over
1
Test with one person
We book a short call with you. You sign in with Google while we check everything works. Your current login keeps working throughout.
2
Tell your team
Once the test passes, ask everyone on your list to reconnect. In Claude, they go to Customize > Connectors > Supamodel, click Disconnect, then Connect. Anyone who hasn’t added the connector yet can follow Connect Supamodel to Claude. On the sign-in page, they type their work email and continue with Google.
3
Agree a switch-off date
When everyone is using Google, we agree a date with you to switch off the old login.
Give or remove access later
To give someone access, email us their full name and Google work email. We let you know when they’re added. To remove someone’s access, email us their name and email. Once we remove them, they can’t sign in again. They may stay connected for up to 12 hours, until their current session expires.Look after the Google client
The Google client lives in your Google Cloud project. Make sure at least one other admin at your company knows it exists. If the person who created it leaves, the client keeps working, but someone needs to be able to manage it. Don’t delete the client or the project. If you do, nobody can sign in to Supamodel with Google until you create a new one and send us the details.Troubleshooting
Google says the app is restricted to users within its organisation
Google says the app is restricted to users within its organisation
The person is signing in with a personal Google account, or an account from a different company. Ask them to sign in with their work account.
Supamodel says the person doesn't have access
Supamodel says the person doesn't have access
They aren’t on the access list, or the email we have doesn’t match the one they use with Google. Check which email they sign in to Google with, and send it to us.
Google shows a redirect_uri_mismatch error
Google shows a redirect_uri_mismatch error
The redirect URL in your Google client doesn’t exactly match the one we sent. Open the client in Google Cloud and paste the URL again. Check there is no extra space or slash at the end.

