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Overview

When your app is shared to the web, you can require users to sign in before accessing it. Zite handles authentication for you — no custom login code needed.

Video tutorial

User Login in 5 minutes, a tutorial from Zite partner Automation Helpers

Set up authentication

1

Share your app to the web

If you haven’t already, enable Share to web.
2

Add login

Type “Add user login” in the chatbox.Screenshot 2026 02 16 At 4 31 28 PM
3

Configure sign-in methods

Click  in the upper left area and navigate to Access.Screenshot 2026 02 16 At 4 41 11 PMChoose which methods to enable:
  • Magic link — users receive a sign-in link via email (valid for 10 minutes)
  • Google — users sign in with their Google account
  • SSO — Users authenticate through your organization’s identity provider. Learn more.
Magic link and Google are enabled by default.
4

Choose who can sign up

Under Who can sign up?, select one of the ff:
  • Invite only (default) - only users you explicitly add can sign in
  • Anyone - anybody who visits your app can create an account
  • Only allowed domains - only users from specific email domains (e.g., example.com) can sign up

Customize login page

Navigate to the Login page in the dropdown, then Edit your logo, colors, and branding. Customize login page

Manage users

In the Access settings, scroll down to People with access. Here, you can:
  • Add single users - click Add user to app...
  • Bulk import users - click Add user to app...
  • Remove users - click Guest followed by Remove Screenshot 2026 02 16 At 4 56 16 PM

Key features

  • User-specific data — Logged-in user records are automatically available in your workflows
  • Automatic security — Backend workflows are secured by default for authenticated users
  • No user limits — Add unlimited users without per-seat pricing
  • Database integration — Connect to Airtable, Google Sheets, Zite Database, or other databases
To automatically sync user data to a database table, see User sync.