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Security permissions and authentication details for signing in to Last9 with Google Workspace.

Last9 supports signing in with Google (including Google Workspace accounts) using standard OAuth 2.0 / OpenID Connect (OIDC) authentication with minimal, user-scoped permissions.

Permissions Requested

Last9 requests the following OAuth scopes from Google:

ScopeDescriptionSensitivity
openidAuthenticate using OpenID ConnectNon-sensitive
emailView user’s email addressNon-sensitive
profileView user’s basic profile infoNon-sensitive

All three scopes are classified as non-sensitive by Google and do not require additional verification. They provide access to the authenticated user’s basic identity only — name, email, and profile picture.

What Last9 Cannot Access

Last9 does not request any scopes that would grant broader access. This includes:

  • Google Workspace directory (viewing or managing users/groups)
  • Gmail, Google Drive, or Google Calendar
  • Domain-wide delegation
  • Any sensitive or restricted OAuth scopes

How to Verify Permissions

For Individual Users

  1. Go to Google Account — Third-party connections
  2. Find and click on “Last9”
  3. Review the permissions listed

You should only see access to your email address and basic profile info.

For Google Workspace Admins

  1. Sign in to Google Admin Console
  2. Go to SecurityAccess and data controlAPI controls
  3. Click Manage Third-Party App Access
  4. Search for “Last9” and review the scopes and access level

Revoking Access

To revoke Last9’s access to your Google account:

  1. Go to Google Account — Third-party connections
  2. Find “Last9” and select “Remove Access”

You will need to re-authorize when signing in to Last9 again.

Access Control

Your organization retains full control over who can access Last9 through Google SSO.

  • You control access: Only users you authorize can sign in to Last9
  • Instant revocation: When you suspend or delete a user’s Google Workspace account, they can no longer authenticate to Last9
  • No standalone accounts: Users authenticate through Google — Last9 does not maintain separate credentials

Google Workspace administrators can further restrict access by configuring app access controls to block or allow Last9 for specific organizational units.


Troubleshooting

“This app isn’t verified” This may be due to your organization’s security settings. Contact your Google Workspace administrator to allow Last9.

“Access blocked: Last9 has not completed the Google verification process” This can occur if your Workspace admin has restricted third-party app access. Ask your admin to review and allow Last9 in the Admin Console under SecurityAccess and data controlAPI controls.

Can’t sign in with a personal Gmail account Last9 supports both personal Gmail accounts and Google Workspace accounts. If you’re having issues, ensure you’re using the correct account type for your organization.


If you have questions about Last9’s Google SSO integration, please contact us on Discord or Email.