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Give your members options. The more ways they can log in, the less friction they experience getting into your community. Pick the methods that make sense for your audience.
Settings Location: Navigate to Control Room > Settings > Standard Login Methods to enable login providers.

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Available Providers

These are the authentication methods you can enable for your members.

Google

The familiar favoriteLet members sign in with their Google account. Quick, secure, and something everyone already has.

Microsoft

For the enterprise crowdMembers sign in with their Microsoft account. Great if you’re serving corporate teams.

Magic Link

No password neededSend a login link to their email. They click it, they’re in. Passwordless and friction-free. No credentials needed to configure.

YouTube

For creatorsLet video enthusiasts log in with their YouTube account. Useful if you’re building a creator community.

Spotify

For music loversMembers connect their Spotify account. Perfect if music and streaming are part of your community vibe.
Quick tip: Google and Magic Link are the easiest to get started with. Add others based on what your members already use.

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Connect Your Own System

Have your own authentication system? Learn how to integrate it with Nudj.

Custom Login Methods

OAuth or API LinkChoose the right integration method for your use case and follow step-by-step setup guides.

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Configuration Tips

Once you enable a provider in Control Room, users will see it at login immediately. For most providers (Google, Microsoft, etc.), you’ll need to:
  1. Go to that provider’s developer console
  2. Create an application/project
  3. Copy your Client ID and Client Secret
  4. Paste them into your authentication settings
Magic Link is the exception—it works right away with just your email configuration.
Important: Don’t enable a provider until you’ve configured its credentials. Users will see it as an option, and misconfigured providers create friction at login.
Pro tip: Test each login method before announcing them to your community. It only takes a minute and prevents the “why can’t I log in?” support requests.