Fast Login with Google

If you are always logged into Gmail and always seem to forget the login credentials to your client area, you are going to love this!

We have enabled a brand new feature that allows you to quickly log in to your client area without the need of using your username and password every time.

How do I activate this?
Simply log in to your client area as usual and go to “Security Settings” under your name (top right). Then you will be able to connect your Gmail account.

Can I use a personal Gmail or business?
You can use either or as both come from Google.

Can I use multiple Gmail accounts?
Yes, although you can associate multiple Gmail accounts (useful if you give access to employees) to your account we recommend you use the main Gmail or G-Suite account for your company.

Is this feature safe?
Yes, in order to activate this feature you have to be logged in your client area and enable it, therefore you control which Gmail accounts are linked. The only downside to this is that if your Gmail ever gets hacked and the hacker happens to know you have this feature here, he/she can use it to login.

Do I have to re-link the Gmail account if I reset my Xtreme password?
No as you are login in from google and they are the ones who will verify your google credentials which are different from our client area.

Do I have to login to Gmail every time?
Only if you are not logged in to Gmail already. If you are not logged in, you will be prompted by them to login, once you do you will be redirected to our login area.

Can I unlink Gmail accounts?
Yes, you can unlink accounts at any time.

Is this feature required?
No, this feature is completely optional and was created for people who want convenience. If you use a password manager or would rather not link any Gmails then you don’t have to use this.

With this new feature we aim to make the client login more convenient for some of our clients who have expressed interest in this.

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