SSO is available on Enterprise plans, with your domains enabled by the Blinq team. Read How SAML SSO works first — it covers registering your domains, which has to happen before the SAML settings will open.
After email signatures instead? That’s a separate integration — see Google Workspace email signature sync. You can set up either one without the other.
Create the SAML app
1
Open web and mobile apps
Go to admin.google.com and open Apps → Web and mobile apps.
2
Add a custom SAML app
Select Add app → Add custom SAML app, give it a name and description, then Continue.
3
Copy Google's details
On the Google identity provider details screen, take the SSO URL, Entity ID and Certificate. Keep this tab open.
Send Google’s details to Blinq
In the Blinq dashboard, go to Settings → SAML.
Select Save.
Send Blinq’s details to Google
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Copy Blinq's service provider details
From the same SAML settings, copy the ACS URL and the Service provider entity ID.
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Paste them into Google
Back in Google, select Continue, then paste them into ACS URL and Entity ID.
3
Set the name ID format
Set Name ID format to EMAIL.
4
Skip attribute mapping
Blinq needs no attribute mappings. Select Finish.
Turn the app on
Open the User access section of your new app and turn the service ON for everyone, or for the organisational units that should have Blinq. Save.Google can take a few minutes to apply an access change before a test sign-in will work.