Signing in and account access
Sign in at /login with Google, which creates your account on first use. Google is the only way to sign in: there is no password to set or reset.
Document Blueprint protects your workspace behind authentication. You use the sign-in page to start a new session. When you visit the root address while signed out, you see the overview instead. The overview offers a Sign in with Google button that starts Google sign-in. The sign-in page itself is at /login.
Signing in with Google
You sign in with your Google account. There is no password to set or reset: your Google account is the credential. When the app requires a security check, a CAPTCHA appears, and the sign-in button stays disabled until the check finishes.
Continue with Google starts Google account selection. Completion can require further interaction. This creates your account on first use. There is no separate signup form. When new signups are closed, the page says "Signups are currently closed." The page omits this status when it cannot read the setting. During a closure, the app rejects new accounts. It cannot prevent Google from creating the identity before that rejection.
An account whose address is not verified cannot sign in, and the page reads This account's email address is not verified. Sign in with Google. When the app refuses an account, it signs that account out of the browser, so you can sign in with a different one.
If you cannot get into your Google account, recover it with Google. The app holds no password for you.
The page footer includes links for Back to the site, Pricing, Help, Terms, and Privacy.
Legal acceptance
A new user lands at /legal/accept after sign-in. Existing users land here when legal terms change. You must check the combined Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, and Cookie Policy box. Then press Accept and continue.
Nothing in the app works for an account that has not accepted the current terms. If the terms change while you have the app open, your next save or request is refused with the message Our terms have been updated. Reload the page to review and accept them. Reload, accept, and the app returns you to where you were. Your automations keep receiving files in the meantime.
New accounts also see a separate, unchecked Email me occasional product updates. checkbox. Legal acceptance does not depend on this choice.
Where you land
A protected link redirects you to /login?next=path. After you sign in and accept any pending terms, the app returns you to that requested path.
Without a deep link, your destination depends on your plan.
- Plans with dashboard access open the dashboard.
- Free and Lite users open on Templates, with the rest of the dashboard read only beside it. Templates work fully on every plan; the cases, mailboxes and views stay read only until you upgrade. A teammate on Free or Lite opens on the cases.
Signing out
Sign out at the bottom of Settings, Account signs out this device and returns you to the overview page. Your other devices stay signed in.
Signing out also removes what the app kept in this browser for your account: the workspace, template and case you last had open, your last-used email in each workspace, a list you were importing, and your shared location. The same happens when your session ends some other way, or when a different account signs in on this browser. Display preferences, such as the theme, time zone, panel widths, and dashboard sort and filters, stay on the device.
If you think someone else is signed in to your account, press Sign out everywhere in the Signed-in devices row of the same section, then confirm. Every device signed in to the account is signed out, this one included. Another device loses access to the app at once, and its browser is signed out within the hour. Sign in again as usual.