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Google and Apple Sign-In

Social sign-in lets you use a linked Google or Apple identity to sign in to Braiins ID. It does not invite that identity to an account or grant access to a teammate.

Managing social log-in connections requires an active authenticator app or 2FA security key. If Manage is unavailable, set up 2FA first. This also applies when disconnecting a provider.

The Braiins ID main screen with the Social Log In row highlighted under Log In Methods

Social Log In page listing Apple and Google under Available Methods, each with an Add action

  1. Sign in to the Braiins ID you want to keep using.
  2. Open Braiins ID at identity.braiins.com, scroll to Log In Methods, and select Manage next to Social Log In.
  3. Verify again if you are asked to.
  4. Under Available Methods, select Add beside Google or Apple.
  5. In the provider's interface, choose your own Google or Apple identity and complete its prompts.
  6. Return to Social Log In and confirm that the provider shows Connected.

Provider screens vary and can open in a separate window or redirect the current page. If the flow reports a conflict or the connection does not appear, return to Social Log In and check its status before trying again.

Sign In with a Linked Provider

On the Braiins ID sign-in page, select Google or Apple under Or Continue With. Use the same provider identity you linked. Complete any further verification requested by Braiins ID.

Social Log In with Google showing Connected and its actions menu open on Disconnect

First check that you have another working sign-in method, such as a password or passkey.

  1. Open Braiins ID, scroll to Log In Methods, and select Manage next to Social Log In.
  2. Open the connected provider's actions menu and select Disconnect.
  3. Complete any verification or confirmation requested.
  4. Confirm that the provider is no longer linked.

The interface blocks disconnecting your last sign-in method. This changes the connection to Braiins ID; it does not delete your Google or Apple identity. If you lose access to the provider, sign in using another configured method. If you cannot access any sign-in method, see Troubleshooting.

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