Sign In to Avox with Google

Create an Avox account or sign in with Google, connect or disconnect Google in Settings, and how it works with two-factor authentication.

You can create an Avox account and sign in with your Google account instead of a password. Google confirms who you are and Avox never sees your Google password. You can also add Google to an existing account, so you have more than one way in.

Requirements#

• A Google account.
• A browser that lets avox.com send you to Google's sign-in page and back.

Signing up or signing in#

1. 1

   Open sign-in or sign-up

   Go to Sign in or Create your account on avox.com.
2. 2

   Click Google

   The button above the email form. It shows "Opening Google sign-in" while it loads.
3. 3

   Choose your Google account

   Approve on Google's sign-in page.
4. 4

   You're in

   A first-time sign-in creates your account. Avox takes you to your dashboard (from Create your account, to the onboarding questions first) - or back to the page that sent you to sign in, such as checkout.

Continuing with Google means you agree to the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy, as the sign-in page says under the buttons.

Adding Google to an existing account#

1. 1

   Open Settings > Profile

   Find the Connected accounts card.
2. 2

   Click Connect next to Google

   Approve on Google's sign-in page. You come back to Profile.
3. 3

   Check the status

   The Google row shows Connected.

You'll get an email: "Google sign-in was added to your Avox account".

Removing Google#

Click Disconnect on the Google row. You'll see "Account disconnected" and get the email "Google sign-in was removed from your Avox account".

Disconnect is available when you have another way to sign in, such as a password or Facebook. If Google is your only one, the button shows "Connect another sign-in method first". See Profile.

Check it's working#

• Settings > Profile > Connected accounts shows Google: Connected.
• Sign out, then sign back in with the Google button.

Common errors#

Security#

• Two-factor authentication still applies. If you've set up an authenticator, Avox asks for its code after Google sign-in too. See Two-factor.
• New-device alerts. Signing in from a device you haven't used recently sends a "New sign-in" email. See Sessions.
• No password to change. An account that only uses Google has no Avox password. To delete such an account, sign in again first - deleting needs a sign-in from the last 15 minutes. See Data deletion.

Limits#

• One Google account per Google row in Connected accounts. To switch to a different Google account, Disconnect the current one (with another sign-in method set up), then Connect the new one.
• Google sign-in signs you in. It doesn't change your role in any Switchboard - Admins and Managers keep the same access whichever way they sign in. See Members and roles.

Build your own server for Google sign-in#

Your own server isn't involved. Google sign-in happens between your browser, Google and Avox - there's nothing to host or configure on your side.

FAQ#

Last updated 10 October 2026